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Goldratt’s The Goal, Chapter 11: Video Summary – Dependent Events and Statistical Fluctuations
The Top rated summary of Goldratt’s The Goal for MBA students and software developers – Chapter by Chapter Summary. Written summary of the first chapter – Chapter 11 – in The Goal to cover dependent events and statistical fluctuations.
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Mandelbrot ‘s The Fractalist Chapter 11: French Air Force Engineers Reserve Officer in Training, 1949–50
“A BLESSING THROUGHOUT LIFE: I never wonder who I am. To the contrary, many successive bureaucracies wondered endlessly.” Benoit Mandelbrot, The Fractalist – Location 1995 Continue reading
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Sun Tzu’s The Art of War: Chapter 11 The Nine Situations
There are a finite number of situations we can come to battle. With some of those situations there are clear rules. As always the goal is to win, and winning comes by knowing your strengths and creating scenarios of certain … Continue reading
Carnegie 20.3.11: How to Win Friends and Influence People – PRINCIPLE 11 Dramatize your ideas.
Carnegie 20.3.11: How to Win Friends and Influence People – PRINCIPLE 11 Dramatize your ideas. Pages 223 – 227 With Twitter, Instagram and Youtube – we live today in an age of showmanship and promotion. Carnegie’s guidance from 100 years … Continue reading
Carnegie 11.3.02: How to Win Friends and Influence People – PRINCIPLE 2 Show respect for the other person’s opinions. Never say, “You’re wrong.” – A Sure Way of Making Enemies—and How to Avoid It
Pages 151 – 163 Carnegie 11.3.2, Pt 3 – PRINCIPLE 2 Show respect for the other person’s opinions. Never say, “You’re wrong.” – A Sure Way of Making Enemies—and How to Avoid It Best Quote An adult to young Ben … Continue reading
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The Goal – Chapter 11 – Dependent Events & Statistical Fluctuations
Dig deeper with the full Chapter-by-Chapter Review of The Goal. Chapter 11 starts with a rushed packing at home and a speedy trip to visit with Jonah at a NY Hotel. In my first reading of The Goal, this was … Continue reading
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Goldratt’s The Goal: Top Google Results for 2020 – Yonocruz at #1
First published in 1984 by first-time author Eliyahu Goldratt, The Goal is a first person narrative that teaches the reader about The Theory of Constraints through the eyes of the protagonist, Alex Rogo. The Theory of Constraints is an approach … Continue reading
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Goldratt’s The Goal, Video Summary: Chapter 14 – A Dull Dice Game
Learn The Goal fast – start with the best chapter by chapter summary. Read a written summary of Chapter 14. If this had been an actual plant, half of our orders—or more—would have been late. Page 110, Alex Rogo from … Continue reading
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Goldratt’s The Goal, Chapter 10: The Robots Add Cost via Inventory, Not Profits
The Cliff’s Notes Guide to The Goal – but written by a guy named Fred Written guide to Chapter 10 “The problem is that everybody—including me until now—has thought these robots have been a big productivity improvement.” Goldratt is educating … Continue reading
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Goldratt’s The Goal, Chapter 9: Does the Robot Work?
The Best Short and Fast Guide to The Goal by Goldratt Written Summary of Chapter 9 from Goldratt’s The Goal “I need to know if the robots had any impact on our sales.” – Alex Rogo
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