Review:I liked the information, it was an easy read, and it gave practical advice that could be implemented almost immediately. It goes right along side other system-building and productivity books.

I DIDN'T like in the kindle edition that every time the word "service" came up, it was broken up into two words ("ser vice"). And it was in there a lot. Read more

Review:Schmidt makes speculations about the future that aren't based on any scientific basis. The speculations aren't even original, like 3D holograms. I didn't find any thought-provoking ideas or exciting insights into the future of technology. The authors also seem to keep pushing the idea that technology makes our lives better and it comes off as highly biased and sometimes like a sales pitch. Read more

Review:For anyone who is intrigued to learn more about current technological ecosystem. Plenty of insights on what turned those firms to become what they are + some super awesome advices re navigating your way as an employee or an entrepreneur. Read more

Review:Very good resource for anyone getting into adwords. Required reading for anyone who manages large or multiple campaigns.

I've always considered myself to be pretty good at managing ppc accounts, but I discovered I was making some mistakes with a few of my negative keyword match types. I made the changes, and within one week saw an increase of around 10% in impressions (and significantly more clicks) for a targeted keyword. It's little nuggets like this, scattered throughout the book, tha... Read more

Review:Besides my own business reasons for wanting to know as much as I can about Google, I think Google's now so central to learning that the more I understand it, the better I'll learn. Marshall McLuhan was right: the medium is the message. Read more

Review:Laszlo does an excellent job of explaining the origins, beliefs, and approaches used by Google's People Operations team. Many parallels to our own approach, which is often inspired by what they've accomplished. We documented a number of their stories in The Decoded Company, though the deeper background here is very welcome. Read more

Review:I bought this book to replace one my son damaged. It arrived in excellent condition. If you haven't read it, it is an interesting read. It sheds a unique perspective on global warming, the economics of prostitution and even suicide bombers. Read more

Review:Most of the comments expressing disappointment here have to do with content. I bought the CD audio version and I am actually okay with the content. It's good not great, but certainly sufficient to hold my interest.

My disappointment relates to the poor enunciation of one of the reader / authors, Professor Steven D. Levitt. He is obviously an intelligent, insightful man but the CD suffers because he does not enunciate well. His speaking volume declines drastically at the end of senten... Read more

Review:Another excellent book and when I got to "Blue" I thought Big Al must have been spying on me. An essential read if you want to match your words to another persons personality and create ease of business!

Great book and if you are serious about success, buy it, read it and apply it!

Tim Read more

Review:Learning "trained words" makes your network marketing career so much more fun and profitable. This book is another in the " Big Al" series that is a must read. More importantly, would it be ok if you " Read more