Chapter
The Research Methodology Behind Good to Great
24:33 - 32:10 (07:37)
Jim Collins discusses the research methodology behind his book, Good to Great, and the importance of studying successful companies as well as those that haven't achieved the same level of success. He explains how they identified the critical factors that differentiate good to great companies through a rigorous research-based process.
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Jerry Porras, a research mentor at Stanford, pushed the team behind "Good to Great" to develop a method for studying successful companies by analyzing both their successes and failures with a comparison set of companies with the same resources and potential.
24:33 - 29:43 (05:10)
Summary
Jerry Porras, a research mentor at Stanford, pushed the team behind "Good to Great" to develop a method for studying successful companies by analyzing both their successes and failures with a comparison set of companies with the same resources and potential.
ChapterThe Research Methodology Behind Good to Great
Episode#632: Jim Collins — A Rare Interview with a Reclusive Polymath (Repost)
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The good to great leaders had something different about them, which led to the level five idea, a conceptual vessel for their exceptional leadership abilities.
29:43 - 32:10 (02:27)
Summary
The good to great leaders had something different about them, which led to the level five idea, a conceptual vessel for their exceptional leadership abilities.