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Die Mäuse Strategie für Manager: Veränderungen erfolgreich begegnen by Spencer Johnson, Gaby Turner
heidilreads's review against another edition
4.0
A short but sweet life story that I think will sit with me for a while...
loro_30's review against another edition
1.0
Spencer Johnson nos ha descubierto las Américas con "¿Quién se ha llevado mi queso?" al decir que debemos adaptarnos rápido y con filosofía a los cambios a los que tengamos que enfrentarnos, en lugar de quedarnos paralizados lamentándonos por nuestra mala suerte. Siendo MUY buena, rescato una frase: "¿Qué harías si no tuvieras miedo?" Lo demás son noventa páginas de obviedades sobre dibujos de trozos de queso.
dullshimmer's review against another edition
1.0
I was expecting to be underwhelmed by this book, but I did not expect to dislike this book this much.
The one positive I can say about this book is that it is short. I read it in like an hour or so, if even that long. It was still too long.
The basic message of the story is that change happens, so you need to be ready for change and be prepared to change yourself. However, this message was constructed in one of the stupidest parables I've ever heard. Two mice and two miniature humans are both in this maze looking for cheese.
The setup barely works and gets stretched far past the breaking point in my opinion. The message is overly simplistic and while it does say some necessary things, it's not super compelling. So overall, I wasn't a fan of this book. The basic message is okay, but I think there are numerous ways to get the message across better than this.
The one positive I can say about this book is that it is short. I read it in like an hour or so, if even that long. It was still too long.
The basic message of the story is that change happens, so you need to be ready for change and be prepared to change yourself. However, this message was constructed in one of the stupidest parables I've ever heard. Two mice and two miniature humans are both in this maze looking for cheese.
The setup barely works and gets stretched far past the breaking point in my opinion. The message is overly simplistic and while it does say some necessary things, it's not super compelling. So overall, I wasn't a fan of this book. The basic message is okay, but I think there are numerous ways to get the message across better than this.