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First Break All the Rules
Book • 1999
First, Break All the Rules is a self-help book based on extensive research involving 80,000 interviews with managers across 400 companies.
It emphasizes the importance of treating employees as individuals, focusing on their strengths rather than weaknesses, and measuring outcomes rather than processes.
The book provides actionable advice for managers to improve employee satisfaction and performance by challenging conventional management norms.
It emphasizes the importance of treating employees as individuals, focusing on their strengths rather than weaknesses, and measuring outcomes rather than processes.
The book provides actionable advice for managers to improve employee satisfaction and performance by challenging conventional management norms.
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Mentioned in 6 episodes
Mentioned by
Steven Bartlett when discussing employee satisfaction and its importance to company success.


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Mentioned for its book on the importance of focusing on top performers.

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647: Holding People Accountable Without Authority, with Bonni Stachowiak
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Mentioned by Whitney Putnam as a global researcher and New York Times bestselling author known for starting the Strengths Revolution and his work on the role of love in work.

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Mentioned by Jonathan Bancroft as a basis for their management training program, emphasizing the importance of understanding what makes a great manager.

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Mentioned by
Dave Stachowiak , highlighting its research on the importance of investing time in top performers.


439: Leading Someone Smarter Than You, with Bonni Stachowiak