Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don't

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Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don't

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Pros

Sinek revisits the tenets of servant leadership coined by richard greenleaf in his 1970s article the servant as leader. He unveils why certain teams thrive in trust and support, while others drown in conflict and betrayal.

Each time i reread this book, i gain something else or perceive a message in a different way. He also gives what i believe is a balanced view on millennials & generation z's.

Cons

The organization-as-family concept feels horribly outdated and problematic, especially in light of the recent (and much needed) pushback against hustle culture. He blindly asserts a lot of assumptions that seem to stem from his educated, white, male p... Read More

Sinek’s work is problematic because the very leadership principles he outlines are intrinsically feminine qualities.

Reagan is blamed for every single corporate layoff from his time as president to today; very deluded and unrealistic connections. He frequently blames baby boomers for america's woes, which is odd considering he's a british expatriate. And just when y... Read More

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This book is a great read and provides real world examples of how taking care of and leading your people will not only benefit ... Read More

I love science, so i especially liked his use of chemical structure in the brain to juxtapose our our need for self and our need for group.

The "scarcity mindset" and how it undermines trust and destroys organizations.

The concepts of empathy, sacrifice, protecting those in your charge, serving are not new to leadership, and are applied well in... Read More

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Product arrived in timely manner and great book was used for a leadership class.

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Just wrapped up "leaders eat last" by simon sinek, and let me tell you – it's a game-changer!

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This product had a total of 15,882 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 1 2024.