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Insights for the Journey

Insights for the Journey

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Insights for the Journey
Review: John Lucht's words of wisdom for Senior Management come through loud and clear in this brilliantly written book. Succinct yet comprehensive,this book perfectly illustrates the fundamental behavioral practices required for success! This book should be read by all managers and aspiring managers because if put into practice, an organization will thrive with growth and prosperity!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Knocked My Socks Off!
Review: Note for John Lucht:

Good morning, John, and I must say that this first insight hit me like a ton of bricks! For most of my career, I have been identified as a high potential person, the ideal change agent, the first one to take a development assignment, the first one to start a new division, etc. While that very often has brought me success, tho at a high cost and high risk, when I have taken a fall, it was for exactly the reason you cited, and by that point, curiously lacking in the support of the very senior fellow who had spent months coaching me to stir the pot. In fact in those unsuccessful cases, the senior guy was asking me to do the things he had been unsuccessful in doing or had simply been afraid to do.

I so appreciate your insight as I continue to pursue my current job search targets.

With best regards, Barb Chilson in Ossining.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great book
Review: Overall, I found the book fascinating. I could not put it down. It is small, and I finished quickly, but then I went back to read it again. So many of these lessons are easily missed in the day to day activity of our lives.

I just don't know how John takes the maelstrom of human activities and pulls out, succinctly and clearly, the most poignant lessons. In this book John has done it for life's lessons beyond just the recruiting aspect (which was the previous book he wrote, focusing in on the most important aspects of managing recruiters!).

Bravo. Bravo. Bravo. This is a must read.


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