High Output Management
by Andrew S. Grove
Book Reviews
11/ High Output Management - Just trust me, there is no better book on management.
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On decisions:
• What decision needs to be made?
• When does it have to be made?
• Who will decide?
• Who needs to be consulted prior to making the decision?
• Who will ratify or veto the decision?
• Who needs to be informed of the decision?
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What books have you found to be most useful for product leaders?
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High Output Management, for operating (this is a classic, still phenomenally good and relevant, but of the two, I believe Working Backwards is better suited for modern tech companies)
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For founders transitioning to becoming managers. Here are three books worth reading. https://t.co/lf2dFVTnQsLink to Tweet
@noel_mcmichael High Output Management -- one of the best business books ever writtenLink to Tweet
If you’re in product management and only follow one person on Twitter it should be @shreyas. His book recommendations per career stage has been my favorite advice
IC PM : 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
PM Lead: High Output Management
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Okay there’s a clear winner, so I guess maybe it’s finally time to finish Radical Candor. Thanks for helping me choose ❤️
PS - the other 3 books are Range by David Epstein, High Output Management by Andrew S. Grove, and Flash Boys by Michael Lewis.
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@haven2dotnet There are tons of management books to help you learn how to become a better manager - Radical Candor, High Output Management, Crucial Conversations. Strategy comes with time and experience in the field.Link to Tweet
6 books within reach and 6 tags https://t.co/tpjgazRG0a
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@austin_rief Right now I’m going through “High Output Management” for the second time.Link to Tweet
despite having heard about this book a 1000 times, I had never read it
i was dumb https://t.co/RvaCJGNJtuLink to Tweet
1/ Books:
• Escaping the Build Trap by @lissijean
• The Messy Middle by @scottbelsky
• Crossing the Chasm by @geoffreyamoore
• Product-led Growth by @wes_bush
• 7 Powers by Hamilton W. Helmer
• High Out Management by Andy GroveLink to Tweet
@stoneagezenmind @shreyasnivas @JeffBezos High Output ManagementLink to Tweet
@bjc290 @zebulgar I cited both in the lecture. High Output Management w a dose of the Score Takes Care of Itself. Add Loonshots.Link to Tweet
@AbiTyasTunggal 🙏
@reidhoffman Blitzscaling coming out soon:
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@bhorowitz Hard Things About Hard Things is a classic:
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Andy Grove's High Output Management is great: https://t.co/zBJkP6z2tHLink to Tweet