book summary

  • Turn the Ship Around

    About a handful of years ago, this was required reading for cybersecurity senior leadership. Considering how large our cybersecurity team was after our acquisition, it was necessary and helpful. In 1999, Captain L. David Marquet was assigned to take command of the USS Santa Fe, a nuclear-powered fast-attack submarine. Marquet faced two distinct, overwhelming obstacles…

  • Traction

    I was introduced to Traction about 8 years ago as of this writing and I found it actually really good to drive the company forward strategically and operationally. Instead of wasting time trying to decipher vague goals or weird office politics, this book gave me a simple lens to size things up fast: There’s a…

  • The Goal

    This book is dated, so understand that if you are going to buy it. This is a story book style on the theory of constraints and how to manage them. I did like this book a lot. When I say the book is dated, it comes off as misogynistic or paternal. Anyway, the theory of…

  • Good to Great

    Like other books that I have read, there is entirely too much text in the book, Good to Great to get the point across. In summary though, this book is about getting to be from a decent company to a really good company. The methodology is about mindset… Leveraging the Fox and the Hedgehog. In…