From Blackstone chairman, CEO, and co-founder Stephen A. Schwarzman, a long-awaited book that uses impactful episodes from Schwarzman's life to show readers how to build, transform, and lead thriving organizations. Whether you are a student, entrepreneur, philanthropist, executive, or simply someone looking for ways to maximize your potential, the same lessons apply.
##加油咯
評分##Was initially attracted by the idea of building an AI institution in Yale and humanity one which studys moral impact of AI in Oxford. Very interesting with the 1st&2nd parts but the subprime mortgage crisis part is unbearably long and boring. Whole piece is fairly good and no worry any difficult financial words.
評分##When you're young, only take a job that provides you with a steep learning curve and strong trainings. First jobs are foundational. Don't take a job just because it seems prestigious.
評分##雞湯
評分##[PL]兩天前Schwartzman在紐約齣席新書發布會。這是一本關於其職業生涯的書,包括從幼時幫助傢族經營生意,去耶魯讀書,畢業後進入金融領域,在雷曼兄弟從事並購,齣來創業一步步擴大黑石集團,到投入教育慈善包括設立清華蘇世民學院,不同的人應該可以讀到作者不凡的經曆中適閤自己的智慧。對我來說這是本正逢其時的書,從優秀到卓越這個關口的所思所想到所作所為,都有可以藉鑒的經驗教訓。讀書過程中非常沉溺。
評分##誠如副標題所說
評分##關鍵事件的節點都寫的太“雲淡風輕”瞭...沒有喬布斯的那本好。
評分##When you're young, only take a job that provides you with a steep learning curve and strong trainings. First jobs are foundational. Don't take a job just because it seems prestigious.
評分##黑石基金創始人的迴憶錄 一個耶魯體育特長生的逆襲 第一頁的一句話 完成一件大事的精力步驟和完成一件小事差不多 所以要乾就要乾一????大的就知道此人境界不同 一個猶太中産齣身靠著百米接力美國第四的成績進瞭耶魯 然後參加各種兄弟會 最後畢業之際就能到同學的爺爺 肯尼迪傢族傢裏谘詢就業機會 想失敗也難 不過作為迴憶錄 大佬的第一桶金如何36歲就當上雷曼全球部門總裁卻語焉不詳 揭露瞭花街的各種黑 感覺大佬上位也是不可能白 最後幾章有點自我吹噓之嫌 跳過即可
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