MACMILLAN Working Backwards: Insights, Stories, and Secrets from Inside Amazon

Learning about different innovation and how to innovate is great

Its more about the 14 principle which Amazon has deployed and various other similar methods of employee management and work management

The book is in bad condition and presents wear and tear. It seems the book has been hit several times

Working Backwards: Insights, Stories and Secrets from Inside Amazon" is an essential read for anyone interested in the inner workings of one of the most innovative companies of our time. Authors Colin Bryar and Bill Carr, both former high-level executives at Amazon, offer a rare glimpse into the principles and practices that have driven Amazon’s unparalleled success. The book is an extraordinary blend of practical advice and fascinating anecdotes, making it both an educational and engaging.

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I recommend this book for anyone who is considering working at Amazon. It was a great help for myself and my mates when we were preparing for internship opportunities at Amazon. Once we got the internship, it was also useful in quickly helping us understand the culture and knowing what to expect.It's also an excellent read and has a lot of practical lessons for startups and big orgs. Being an MBA student I found the stories quite thrilling it brought alive key concepts I was taking in class.Loved it!!!

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Working Backwards is a must read for any founder, leader, or manager. It offers a practical toolkit to build a customer-centric organisation and a culture of innovation. The authors do an excellent job demystifying Amazon’s repeatable and scalable approach to building businesses that are category kings and have allowed Amazon to become the behemoth it is today. Irrespective of the industry you operate in, or whether you are part of a small or large company, this book offers pragmatic lessons to help you thrive and make a lasting impact.