Amazon.fr :Commentaires en ligne: The Infinite Game: From the bestselling author of Start With Why (English Edition)

J'ai plus qu'adoré ce livre, c'est un régale. Je crois que c'est le meilleur livre que Simon Sinek a pu écrire ! Toutefois il est un peu difficile a lire, vu les répétitions d'idées, on s'en lasse très vite, toujours les mêmes idées qui se développent d'une manière différente. D'ailleurs j'ai remarqué cela chez beaucoup d'auteurs américains, toujours dans la répétition ! Mais bon, ça reste quand même acceptable. Je recommande ce livre à tous les chefs d'entreprises. Au bout de quelques pages, vous allez vite comprendre pourquoi ce livre est fait pour vous ;)

Bon livre mais arrivé sale et poussiérieux

Danielle KHOURY

Commenté en France le 4 février 2021

le colis est arrivé dans les temps, emballage intact mais couverture sale et poussiéreuse. la couverture est blanche donc pas pratique à entretenir dans un dépôt mais c'est comme si le livre n'est pas neuf alors qu'il l'est.

Grateful to live and be supported by people all around the world !

Heni

Commenté en France le 16 juin 2021

Thanks a lot Mr Simon Sinek !
This book is more than a tool to support vision in an Infinite game. It brings hope to me. I am now full of confidence that I am not alone anymore in this game.

Article froissé … dommage pour un livre neuf

Harry Cohen

Commenté en France le 23 décembre 2021

Lire mais pas un livre neuf froissé

DE CHABOT DE TRAMECOURT

Parfait

Commenté en France le 11 avril 2020

Livre extraordinaire. Je l ai lu en 1 journée. Pas de longueurs comme dans start with why.

D’autres pays

Joan B

Repetitive..

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 16 décembre 2019

I am utterly disappointed with this book. I find Simon uplifting and inspiring, but apart from the message "Start with why" i don't think he has much more to say. Maybe because i've been following him since his Ted talk, i notice how little knowledge since he bestowed on us.
The whole book is full of stories explaining the finite vs infinite mind. I got the gist, Simon, i think after 2 stories i can tell what that means. Sadly it's disappointment. I don't know what i was hoping to read but repetitive stories without much substance in them is not what i was expecting from him.

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@Timothy_Hughes

Business Leaders Need to Know if they are playing a Finite or an Infinite Game

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 11 novembre 2019

The Infinite Game is an excellent book, I liked it so much that I purchased another one for my co-founder, Adam Gray. If you are in Leadership, Marketing or sales it is certainly a book to read.

The book describes the difference between Finite and Infinite mindsets (different from growth and fixed mindsets) and provides a framework for companies to recognise which mindset they have and how to implement an Infinite Mindset.

In Finite games, the rules are fixed and the end point is clear. “We are going to be a market leader or we are going to change the world”.

In Infinite games, the players come and go, the rules are changeable and there is no defined end point. People with an infinite mindset build stronger, more inventive, more inspiring organisations.

If you are in any role in leadership, culture creation, vision creating or marketing in either the start-up or in fact a business of any size, you should read this book.

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Rambling narrative lacking any semblance of reality

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 6 mai 2020

There is little commend this text. Simon ,the arch marketeer in sheep's clothing,has built his career with books based upon an opinionated why statement, pandering dreamily to the ways of the American army and now “ the difficult 3rd album” an idealistic rant about a more sustainable business environment and caring capitalism. If you like your leadership books fluffy and without substance then this is for you. If not , save your hard earned cash for a soapbox for Simon to tell us about his next and hopefully final book.

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Lewis Rowden

Incremental progress on his typical themes

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 15 janvier 2020

I like Sinek's writing a lot, and believe his core message in relation to successful businesses emphasising the human is an important point. And in the Infinite Game he adds another layer to this by suggesting that great organisations aim towards an unachievable but critical 'Just Cause', thus playing an 'infinite game'. In that they sacrifice the easy short term solutions (papering over the cracks) for the seemingly risky at the time (leap of faith) but necessary in the long term solutions.

However, if you've read both Start with Why and Leaders Eat Last you will see that this book is an incremental step forward instead of a massive leap of focus. His returns to similar anecdotes that have occurred in previous works, most notably the Microsoft vs. Apple Executive story in relation to the iPod vs the Zune.

Although the chapter on existential flexibility and his writing around Walt Disney's life is fascinating and some of his best work to date.

TLDR: If you've read Start with Why and Leaders Eat Last it's good but not essential reading. If you haven't it's great book and definitely worth reading.

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Misty

Dissapoinying

Commenté au Royaume-Uni le 15 juillet 2021

Simon is very uplifling on his videos and possibly that's what he should be doing instead of writing. The book is a collection of stories of how different companies apply principles of either finite or infinite games. The story can be as short as: The CEO stated something in his annual speech that implied he's into finite games and then company started having problems.

There is no analysis, no deeper insight. In the form as it is now I doubt it can be really useful to anybody, but perhaps I'm wrong as the booknseems to have great reviews.

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