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The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable, by Patrick Lencioni
- Key Takeaways, Analysis & Review
- Narrated by: Michael Gilboe
- Length: 21 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Business & Careers, Career Success
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Patrick Lencioni's The Five Dysfunctions of a Team is about the reasons teams fail to work together for the collective good of an organization and ways to overcome these problems....
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- M. Timothy
- 20-04-18
Wast of money will get refund
Admittedly I thought I'd ordered the actual audio book! I listened, complete waste of money.
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- Adam Thomas
- 12-04-19
It's a summary of what's in the actual book
I wish it would have been more about the 5 things and not about the author
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- SVP Dr Ann McCoy
- 20-02-17
interesting summary
easy to listen to and grab main ideas thanks guys
can see where i can apply
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- Life Is Great
- 22-10-20
Summary - Not the Real Book
My fault for not paying more attention. But the title is MISLEADING and should be more clear (e.g. put something like 'Analysis of' at beginning of title).
This is a summary not the real book. In fact, the 'look inside' on Amazon gives you the table of contents and first few pages which is pretty much everything in this 'summary analysis'.
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Overall1 out of 5 stars
- Kindle Customer
- 28-08-20
WARNING INSTAREAD
I accidentally downloaded the insta read. Listening to this was essentially the equivalent of reading the table of contents.
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- J.L.
- 30-06-20
Instaread review
Interesting high level overview of this book. It is a great refresher if you’ve already read the book. it is also great for “vetting” a book, as to not get 1/3rd of the way into a book before you decide it is a waste of your time.
However, you are not getting the full message and only a high level overview. I find Instaread is awesome if you’ve already read a book and want a quick refresher. It’s okay otherwise
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- jay chandler
- 06-02-19
Just ok
Not really a great re-cap, I feel like I’ll have to read the whole book.
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- leslie
- 12-09-18
A must read over and over
I end up re-reading (listening) this book over and over and continue to make changes, for the best.
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- dhunt
- 17-07-18
A trick to get you to spend a credit on nothing
I thought this was the actual book. I didn't realize that it was a short description of the book. What a complete waste of good money. I wouldn't be so pissed if there was an option to return.
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- Dizzy Dee
- 05-02-18
Not at all what I expected
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Won't be buying any summarized versions of books again in future. Absolutely useless. Waste of money.
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- Ernest P. Clover
- 17-01-17
Sweet and Short!
Really liked the direct nature of the book. I found it an easy listen with great resources. Just greatful that a friend told me to read it.