Who Says Elephants Can't Dance

by Edward Herrmann, Louis V. Gerstner   ⋅   Apr 3, 2017   ⋅   Menlo Park, CA

First person take on the transformation of IBM in the 90's.


IBM was not on the top of my list for doing my entrepreneurial studies, and somehow I learned about this book by accident.

Not only was this book great, but it’s also written by Louis Gerstner, who’s an ex-CEO of IBM.

Think of it as a first person shooter, where a main guy (you) is the CEO, and problems are the monsters in a game.

You should take a look at it, if you ever want to do something entrepreneurial, and especially if you’re in business that needs changing.


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