Revival of the Fittest: Why Good Companies Go Bad and How Great Managers Remake Them Book

Revival of the Fittest: Why Good Companies Go Bad and How Great Managers Remake Them, Will Your Organization Still Be Here in Ten Years? It's a familiar story: A company rises to become an industry leader. Competitors try to emulate it. Analysts rave about it. The CEO's picture is splashed across magazine covers. Then the compan, Revival of the Fittest: Why Good Companies Go Bad and How Great Managers Remake Them

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Revival of the Fittest: Why Good Companies Go Bad and How Great Managers Remake Them
Written by author Donald N. Sull
Published by Harvard Business Press, April 2003
Will Your Organization Still Be Here in Ten Years? It's a familiar story: A company rises to become an industry leader. Competitors try to emulate it. Analysts rave about it. The CEO's picture is splashed across magazine covers. Then the compan
Sull (business administration, Harvard U.) admits that the evolutionary model—a company is imprinted with a set of characteristics at its founding that are difficult or impossible to alter despite changing conditions—can explain much in a capita

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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 The Life Cycle of Commitments 1
2 The Active Inertia Trap 23
3 Is Your Company at Risk? 43
4 The Power of Transforming Commitments 67
5 Choosing the Right Anchor 83
6 Picking the Right Person for the Job 105
7 Giving Your Commitments Traction 125
8 The Seven Deadly Sins of Transforming Commitments 141
9 The Private Side of Public Commitments 159
Notes 167
Index 195
About the Author 205

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	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
1	The Life Cycle of Commitments	1
2	The Active Inertia Trap	23
3	Is Your Company at Risk?	43
4	The Power of Transforming Commitments	67
5	Choosing the Right Anchor	83
6	Picking the Right Person for the Job	105
7	Giving Your Commitments Traction	125
8	The Seven Deadly Sins of Transforming Commitments	141
9	The Private Side of Public Commitments	159
	Notes	167
	Index	195
	About the Author	205