Squirrel, Inc., Stephen Denning
Squirrel, Inc., Stephen Denning
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Squirrel, Inc.
A Fable of Leadership Through Storytelling

Author: Stephen Denning

Narrator: L.J. Ganser

Unabridged: 3 hr 54 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 08/27/2009


Synopsis

A private consultant who specializes in knowledge management and organizational storytelling, Stephen Denning has a list of clients that includes GE, IBM, Shell, McDonald's and the U.S. Army. In this witty book, he explains that storytelling can be the key to overcoming obstacles and generating enthusiasm in the workplace. With Denning's guidance, leaders can steer their companies toward new levels of success.

About Stephen Denning

Stephen Denning is a renowned management innovator and popular Forbes.com columnist. A former World Bank executive, he serves on the advisory board for the Drucker Forum and is the author of several books including The Leader’s Guide to Radical Management.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Visnja on January 28, 2017

I wrote extensive book reading notes on my personal blog, from which I'm bringing you the intro: Business needs more storytelling. It needs more storytellers. This book has taught me the basic elements of a story, and it gave me specific examples of the situations and the kinds of stories a business......more

Goodreads review by Jay on April 03, 2017

Rating - 6.1 Two interesting comments "people want to be convinced of their idea not your idea" and " the courageous begin a movement but soon become victims to its success" do not equal time well spent The move to business fiction is growing but this one does not work for me - I can appreciate the us......more

Goodreads review by Stasha on January 31, 2018

A good reminder of the power of communication and that we learn and remember items we learn in story form.......more

Goodreads review by Michalyn on December 16, 2007

I loved the simple, storytelling style of this book. It presents some complex issues in an intuitive way but it seems higher on inspiration than on substance. It's hard to take away anything concrete that can be implemented in real life. Also, at times I felt the author's portrayal of certain archet......more

Goodreads review by Jen on October 18, 2010

Although this book was designed to be an inservice on how to motivate underlings through storytelling, it was just a plain, good read. I did, however, see characteristics of many of my coworkers in many of the main characters. I would recommend this book for adults in the business world.......more