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High Output Management
Book • 1995
High Output Management is a seminal book by Andrew S. Grove that outlines his management and productivity concepts developed during his tenure at Intel.
The book introduces the 'management by objectives' approach, also known as the objectives and key results (OKR) framework.
It covers techniques for creating highly productive teams, methods of motivation, and the importance of measurable processes, performance reviews, and training.
Grove emphasizes the role of managers in leading and motivating teams, and his book is praised for its practical advice and timeless relevance in various professions and industries.
The book introduces the 'management by objectives' approach, also known as the objectives and key results (OKR) framework.
It covers techniques for creating highly productive teams, methods of motivation, and the importance of measurable processes, performance reviews, and training.
Grove emphasizes the role of managers in leading and motivating teams, and his book is praised for its practical advice and timeless relevance in various professions and industries.
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Mentioned in 53 episodes
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Nabeel Qureshi as a great business book focusing on Andy Grove's thought process and management strategies.
Nabeel Qureshi as a great business book focusing on Andy Grove's thought process and management strategies.
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Recommended by Tomer Cohen as a fundamental book for improving managerial skills and best practices.
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David Senra when discussing lessons learned from Andy Grove on management and leadership.
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Keith Rabois as a book that shares a similar philosophy to Mike Shebat 's approach at Trava, focusing on high-leverage activities.
Keith Rabois as a book that shares a similar philosophy to Mike Shebat 's approach at Trava, focusing on high-leverage activities.
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Mentioned by David Senra in relation to Andy Grove's management theories and experiences in a centralized economy.
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#159 Andy Grove (Intel)
