Who Moved My Cheese?
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Not a "must read" like it is so good you cna't afford to miss it, but rather a must read like if you are in managment it is something you almost have no choice but to read. The parable itself is the only value here. Naration is ok, but the other parts make it hard to get to the . . . well . . . cheese.
WOW. This book is well read and a story for the ages.
The book takes a while to get to the point with many introductions before the actual parable starts. The parable itself although short is somewhat repetitive with many examples repeated. I like the message of being proactive for change, it's just the delivery that was somewhat frustrating.
A useful allegory for anyone interested in the topic of adapting to change.
Wow! What a great small book! It really makes you think about your job, life, etc and how to look at things! The world around is changing so fast, it is so easy to give up. This book shows how best to handle it. I highly recommend you reading this book!
This book is pleasantly short. Many self help books drone on about every excrutiating detail. I would have to say that it is a little cheesy making me think of a kid's story to motivate a child into early thinking maturity. Still there are some good points and as I said it's short.
Very entertaining way to receive a great point. This book is worth listening too anytime you feel your world is out of control. Just change the way you think and see things and you will enjoy the new cheese.
Different, not very revolutionary, but might be good for people who have never read anything concerning change in the workplace/ life.
Very quick read! Story will give you a different perspective on changes in your life. Be sure to pass the cheese to your friends and co-workers!
a good read. a little boring at times but short enough to get through. worth reading al the same
"Spencer Johnson, M.D., is the author of several New York Times bestsellers, including The One Minute Manager, all in the entertaining style of a parable that contains useful information readers can use in their own lives. There are more than thirteen million copies of his books in print in over twenty-five languages.
Dr. Johnson's education includes a psychology degree from the University of Southern California, an M.D. from the Royal College of Surgeons and medical clerkships at Harvard Medical School and the Mayo Clinic."