
| "Jack is the Tiger Woods of management.All CEOs want to emulate him.They won't be able to,but they'll come coser if they listen carefully to what he has to say." ——WARREN BUFFETT,CHAIRMAN,BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY "Jack Welch gave team leadership new meaning as he took an industrial giant and turned it into an industrial colossus with a heart and a soul and a brain." ——MICHAEL D.EISNER,CHAIRMAN AND CEO,THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY |
| JACK WELCH has been with the General Electric Company since 1960. From 1981 to
2001,he was its Chairman and CEO. He retired in the fall of 2001. JOHN A.BYRNE is a senior writer at Business Week magazine. |
| AUTHOR'S NOTE PROLOGUE SECTION I EARLY YEARS 1 Building Self-Confidence 2 Getting Out of the Pile 3 Blowing the Roof Off 4 Flying Below the Radar 5 Getting Closer to the Big Leagues 6 Swimming in a Bigger Pond SECTION II BUILDING A PHILOSOPHY 7 Dealing with Reality and "Superficial Congeniality" 8 The Vision Thing 9 The Neutron Years 10 The RCA Deal 11 The People Factory 12 Remaking Crotonville to Remake GE 13 Boundaryless:Taking Ideas to the Bottom Line 14 Deep Dives SECTION III UPS AND DOWNS 15 Too Full of Myself 16 GE Capital:The Growth Engine 17 Mixing NBC with Light Bulbs 18 When to Fight,When to Fold SECTION IV GAME CHANGERS 19 Globalixation 20 Growing Services 21 Six Sigma and Beyond 22 E-Business SECTION V LOOKING BACK,LOOKING FORWARD 23 "GO Home,Mr. Welch" 24 What This CEO Thing Is All About 25 A Short Reflection on Golf 26 "New Guy" EPILOGUE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS APPENDIXES INDEX |
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