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The Goal: The Novel That Is Changing American Business | 
 enlarge | Author: Jeff Cox
Creator: Eliyahu M. Goldratt
Publisher: Highbridge Audio
Category: Book
List Price: $30.00
Buy New: $9.48
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Rating:  316 reviews
Sales Rank: 1065406
Format: Audiobook, Unabridged
Media: Audio Cassette
Edition: Unabridged
Pages: 1
Number Of Items: 8
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 7.2 x 4.5 x 3
ISBN: 0453008429
Dewey Decimal Number: 823
EAN: 9780453008426
ASIN: 0453008429
Publication Date: September 1, 1993
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Shipping: International shipping available
Condition: New sealed unabridged reading on 8 Audio Cassettes in shrinkwrap gift ready. Most orders shipped from IL. USA within 24 hours.
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Product Description
A fully dramatized version of the practical guide to business in fictional form offers an ensemble cast, accompanied by sound effects and music, that reveals how businesses can enhance productivity and provide personal fulfillment. Book available.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 311 more reviews...
 Food for thought December 27, 2008
Vishal Konnur (Indianapolis,IN)
Dr Eli forces us to examine our long held beliefs,assumptions and behavioural patterns. I think most people would readily identify with Alex Rogo's character and his challenges at the workplace and at home.
Definitely an all-time business classic !
A must for aspiring managers in almost any field December 22, 2008
H. Glenn Judd (Chicago)
The author captivates the reader by creating situational drama that anyone working in manufacturing can relate with. The lessons he wants to convey are brilliantly laid out so that the reader is not spoon-fed the answers, yet the answers are clear and validated using logic which is very skillfully developed by the author. Unlike many books I've read on methodologies in manufacturing, the philosophy and methods described in this book are as relevant and timeless as the Socratic method itself, and in fact have far-reaching application outside of manufacturing. Bottom line - the book teaches us to find out what really matters to the company or organization, and focus on it.
The application of reason to systems December 16, 2008
Clinton Landry
Eli Goldratt's Theory of Constraints is simply stated the application of reason to a controlled system. This is probably the most interesting and helpful book that I read during my time at University. If the big 3 did not have an unchangable establisment perhaps their brighter managers would have read this book and applied TOC. Then we would not be having to bail them out. I recommend this book to all managers, small business owners or anyone else who has to deal with systems that produce products or services.
 Great storyline & worth the read ... December 7, 2008
wmj27 (Memphis, TN)
I was given this book at my workplace. I delayed reading it, honestly, because it looked a little old school. However, once I picked it up, I realized why it had been rated the #1 business book on several all-time lists. It's easy to read in a story format. It flows easily and allows the reader to digest the information as if he/she were in the room with the characters. The story is based around manufacturing and plant management but weaves in the entire business organization/team building/leadership side of things as well. I would have preferred a few more business applications. That's the only reason I give the book 4 stars. Overall, it's a nice read.
 BAD CD - chapters mislabeled & out of order December 1, 2008
ct reader (nyc area)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
Sound quality was great and the effects kept it interesting. Unfortunately, the computer files were mislabeled so when I put this on my ipod the chapters were rearranged. When I was listening, the chapters were presented out of order. It didn't seem to matter.
This was required reading for me so I don't care about the content. Although, the storyline about the narrator's personal life was too much added drama and negativity.
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