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Andrew S. Grove

Category Business & Economics
Pages 243 Pages
Publication Year 1995
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General

ISBN 9780679762881

Rs. 1,680

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High Output Management

High Output Management

Who it's for: Managers, entrepreneurs, and professionals seeking practical management insights

Andrew S. Grove's 'High Output Management' is an indispensable guide for anyone looking to build and run a successful company. Drawing from his extensive experience as former chairman and CEO of Intel, Grove distills the essence of effective management into practical, actionable techniques. This legendary book, a staple in Silicon Valley, offers profound insights into fostering highly productive teams and motivating individuals to achieve peak performance. It serves as a powerful manifesto for revolutionizing work, applicable to a wide range of professionals from startup founders to sales managers and consultants.Why You Should Read? Learn essential management techniques directly from Andrew S. Grove, a pioneer in the technology industry and former CEO of Intel. Discover methods for creating highly productive teams and implementing motivational strategies that drive peak performance. Gain practical insights and a framework for navigating real-life business scenarios, making it relevant for various roles and industries. Understand the core principles of entrepreneurship and management that have made this book a timeless classic in Silicon Valley. About the AuthorAndrew S. Grove (1936–2016) was a Hungarian-American businessman, engineer, and author. He was a co-founder of Intel Corporation and served as its third CEO, playing a pivotal role in the company's transformation into a dominant force in the semiconductor industry. Grove is widely recognized for his contributions to management theory and his emphasis on operational excellence. His work at Intel and his writings have profoundly influenced countless leaders and entrepreneurs in the technology sector and beyond.

Highlights

  • Written by Andrew S. Grove, former chairman and CEO of Intel
  • Covers practical techniques for effective management and team productivity
  • Includes motivational strategies to drive peak performance
  • Applicable to startup founders, sales managers, and consultants
  • A staple in Silicon Valley management literature

Themes

Industrial management · Industrial productivity · Team building · Motivation · Operational excellence

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ISBN 9780679762881
Pages 243 Pages
Publication Year 1995
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
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SKU 2010000003930

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Questions about this book

Who is the author and what is his background?

The author is Andrew S. Grove, a Hungarian-American businessman and engineer who co-founded Intel and served as its third CEO. He is known for his contributions to management theory and operational excellence.

What is the book about?

The book is a guide to effective management, drawing on Grove's experience at Intel. It covers techniques for building productive teams, motivating individuals, and improving managerial output.

Who is this book for?

It is suitable for a wide range of professionals, including startup founders, sales managers, consultants, and anyone interested in improving their management skills.

Is this book relevant to modern management?

Yes, the principles are timeless and have been influential in Silicon Valley, making it relevant for contemporary business environments.