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Has anyone read The Goal by Goldratt?
@studentmba It means that you will have to read it. There are summaries but they are not sufficient to grasp the fundamental ideas. You can buy the Goal on Amazon. Just mention the author Eliyahu Goldratt to get it immediately.- Joel-Henry
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Has anyone read The Goal by Goldratt?
Have really read the book ? If so, you should reconsider your last statement. Goldratt was a scientist (a physicist) and a philosopher (with a PhD from University of Bar-Ilan -Tel Aviv). Just re-read the Introduction of the Goal in full. The first sentence is : "The Goal is about science and...- Joel-Henry
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Has anyone read The Goal by Goldratt?
@Piobaire Goldratt refers himself to the Socratic way in his book introduction : ..."I have also attempted to show in the book the meaning of education. I sincerely believe that the only way we can learn is through our deductive process. Presenting us with final conclusions is not a way that we...- Joel-Henry
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Has anyone read The Goal by Goldratt?
@upward Eliyahu Goldratt (1947-2011) wrote a dozen of books (novels mainly) after The Goal. You can find them on Amazon by typing his name. The main ones are "It's Not Luck" - a sequel to the Goal dealing with Thinking Processes -, "Critical Chain" about Project Management, "Necessary But Not...- Joel-Henry
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Has anyone read The Goal by Goldratt?
Maybe because my mother tongue is French and my English mainly learnt in business books... My purpose in answering to the first posts was to give free information as almost TOC experts do. We want to spread widely our body of knowledge. That's all.- Joel-Henry
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Has anyone read The Goal by Goldratt?
Nothing in my post justifies a quote. All of it is based on my knowledge of the subject, as a certified TOC practioner (FE, FMCP, TPCP) by TOCICO (Theory Of Constraints International Certification Organization).- Joel-Henry
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Has anyone read The Goal by Goldratt?
Over 5 millions people around the world have read The Goal since its 1st edition in 1983. It was considered by Time Magazine (August 2011) as one of the 25 most influential management book of the XXth Century. It's not only a must for students, it's a must for everybody involved in management...- Joel-Henry
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