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The CEO's Time Machine by Geoff Thatcher; Zoe Thatcher; Carrie O'Neal is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is The CEO's Time Machine about?
Through creative storytelling and bold illustrations, The CEOs Time Machine takes readers on an unexpected journey as they step, along with a retiring leaders protg, into a strange garage to discover the secret to the CEOs success in building one of the most innovative companies in the world. The book is a simple business parable that can be read in less than 30 minutes while leaving you with a lasting message that will transform how you view your own leadership and innovation. The CEOs Time Machine will make you a better leader because it powerfully reminds everyone that envisioning the future doesnt mean forgetting about the past or ignoring the present. The Why does this CEO collect weird artifacts? What can we learn from a DELCO 8-track car radio and antique NCR cash registers? Why did this CEO build a game room where an eclectic group of men and women play checkers, poker and X-Box? What do these games have to do with leadership and innovation? Will we ever go to Mars? And how in the world can this CEO travel to the future? Inside The CEOs Time Machine , youll discover the answers to these questions and more. As the History Factorys CEO Bruce Weindruch writes in the books fore
- Author
- Geoff Thatcher; Zoe Thatcher; Carrie O'Neal
- Publisher
- Nashville: Casa Flamingo Literary Arts
- Published
- 2020
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780996750486
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