基业长青 SUCCESS BUILT OT LAST 在线下载 pdf mobi 2025 epub 电子版

This book is based on interviews with over 200 people all over the world who have made a difference—large or small—in their field, profession, or community, but who have lived a life that they believe mattered. In these conversations, we rediscovered a principle that is starting to emerge in books about organizational performance and leadership, but rarely seems fully developed: Success in the long run has less to do with finding the best idea, organizational structure, or business model for an enterprise, than with discovering what matters to us as individuals. It is here, at a very personal level, where thought and feeling inform each other, that creativity begins, and where the potential for enduring organizations emerges. We found ourselves on a quest to find insights —probing to uncover the principles and practices of individuals whose impact on the world endures.

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　　been translated into twenty-five languages and sold more than one million copies. He is Stanford Graduate School of Business Lane Professor of Organizational Behavior and Change, Emeritus, and directed the School’s Executive Program on Leading and Managing Change for sixteen years. He has also lectured on visionary companies before senior management audiences worldwide.

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Chosen by BusinessWeek as one of the top 5 books of 2006 in careers. Read the full story at businessweek.com.

Imagine discovering what successful people have in common, distilling it into a set of simple practices, and using them to transform your life and work. Authored by three legends in leadership and self-help — including Built to Last co-author Jerry Porras — it challenges conventional wisdom at every step. Success Built to Last draws on face-to-face, unscripted conversations with hundreds of remarkable human beings from around the world. Meet billionaires, CEOs, presidents of nations, Nobel laureates and celebrities — the rich, the famous and the unknown. Meet unsung heroes who've achieved lasting impact without obvious power or charisma. Famous or not, most started out ordinary. Discover how successful people "harvest" their strengths and their weaknesses, their victories and their surprising failures. Discover how you can find meaning in your life and work just as they did and summon the courage to follow your passions. Above all, see how they've sustained success for decades and you can too. Foreword by Senator John McCain Acknowledgements Introduction–From Built to Last to Success Built to Last Chapter 1: From Great to Lasting–Redefining Success Part I: Meaning–How Successful People Stay Successful Chapter 2: Love it or Lose–Passions and the Quest for Meaning Chapter 3: Portfolio of Passions–It’s Not About Balance Chapter 4: Why Successful People Stay Successful–Integrity to Meaning Part II: ThoughtStyles–Extreme Makeovers Start in Your Head Chapter 5: The Silent Scream–Why It’s So Damn Hard to Do What Matters Chapter 6: The Cause Has Charisma–You Don’t Have to Be Charismatic to Be Successful Chapter 7: The Tripping Point–Always Make New Mistakes Chapter 8: Wounds to Wisdom–Trusting Your Weaknesses and Using Your Core Incompetencies Part III: ActionStyles–Turning Passion into Action Chapter 9: Earning Your Luck–Preparing for Serendipity by Using Big Hairy Audacious Goals Chapter 10: Naked Conversations–Harvesting Contention Chapter 11: Creating Alignment–The Environment Always Wins The Pleasure of Finding Things Out–A Look at the Research Behind Success Built to Last Endnotes Biographical Index Index

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• 作者：风起于青萍之末 发布时间：2021-06-24 16:20:03

  简述企业长盛不衰原因的经典作品

• 作者：七七|烂柯人bot 发布时间：2022-04-15 15:24:18

  以建筑师代建筑史，从个体小传标准来看条理清晰易懂，材料和方法的线性演进也还说得通，当涉及不同风格就会有点困难，比如把西亚中亚与欧洲纳入同一个编年史脉络就不妥。算好看的入门级读物。

• 作者：Capt. Backfire 发布时间：2022-05-21 00:05:37

  很有意思的故事，悬念也能保持到最后再揭开。做一个好人好名声年老而不自由，做一个随心所欲的恶人身体又恢复了年轻激情，善恶的切换之中尽是折磨。为什么要把所有的难题都留给自己解决，至少朋友可以信赖，而名声是否真的胜过一切。

• 作者：水无月 发布时间：2014-04-22 22:40:13

  唯一看言情的时代，小学。。。少女心都给席绢了。。。

• iamsujie给《人人都是产品经理》的自序

  作者：iamsujie 发布时间：2010-03-29 11:04:03

  是谁？每次K歌都对着点歌面板评头论足。

  是谁？逛超市时总在想“这个商品能解决什么需求？”

  是谁？会给自己的个人发展做战略规划。

  是谁？一定要在自己的婚礼中讲一个PPT。

  是谁？会拿用户调研的方法与亲朋好友交流。

  是谁？装修房子的时候抢着当项目经理。

  是谁？看电视广告总想在几十秒中提炼出三大卖点。

  是谁？会给自己的孩子设计各种“功能点”。

  是谁？访问任何网站都能一下子挑出好几个Bug。

  这个人就是产品经理。我做了三年，体会到这种做事方法与思路真的很好用，已经忍不住用它来解决任何问题，并且想告诉每一个人，尝试着用产品经理的视角看世界吧，你可以看得更清楚，走得更顺利。

  SNS里的抢车位游戏，曾经很流行，也许你考虑的问题是：应该怎样玩才能赚更多的钱？怎样最快地买到想要的车？怎么玩最爽……而产品经理的视角则是：为什么每个人是4个车位？如果车位多了会怎么样？不同档次的车为什么停车费是一样的？如果高档车停车费高了，会有什么优缺点？原来，这些都是和商业目标有关的，车位多了，停车费高了，对好友数量的需求就会降低，这意味着用户互动的减少，与商业目标矛盾，而反过来，如果简单粗暴地试图增加互动，用户又会不高兴，也不行。

  现在好像“摘菜”比较火，可惜我没玩过，玩过的可以试着用这种思路想一下，一定能发现一片从未到达的世外桃源。这本书的写作过程，我也用上了做产品的套路，遵循了互联网产品设计的五个层次——战略、范围、结构、框架、表现，就算这本书的实体，也到处有着思考的痕迹，比如勒口，你发现了没有？可以剪下来当书签，上面的一段话又是书名的真谛……

  最后，把这段话送给大家作为结束：

  虽然不是每个人都能以产品经理为业，但在我看来，产品经理是一类人，他的做事思路与方法可以解决很多实际的生活问题。只要你能够发现问题并描述清楚，转化为一个需求，进而转化为一个任务，争取到支持，发动起一批人，将这个任务完成，并持续不断以主人翁的心态去跟踪、维护这个产物，那么，你就是产品经理。至少，你已经是自己的产品经理，这才是“人人都是产品经理”的真谛。

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  哦，对了，最后再送大家一点福利：这篇自序的结构化思路分享。它是为了吸引在门口徘徊的潜在受众，第一段让其觉得产品经理有意思，产生兴趣；第二段让其觉得产品经理很有用，想为之努力；最后励志，点题说“你可以的”。

• 除了翻译的极烂之外 是本好书

  作者：栗枳 发布时间：2012-09-05 10:11:04

  把Jack the Ripper 翻译成强X犯杰克 无法吐槽

  其他还是不错的 反侦察行为以及创伤分析区域 配图略屌 看的时候一直被人吐槽你怎么那么重口味

  喜欢里面的案例分析 算是入门和爱好者不错的一本书