- Publish date
- 2007
- Publisher
- EOS
- Description
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CitationThe Five Dysfunctions of a Team
Patrick Lencioni
Inspires the EOS framework for building cohesive, functional, and accountable leadership teams.
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CitationGood to Great
Jim Collins
Directly influences the EOS concepts of getting the right people in the right seats.
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The E-Myth Revisited
Michael E. Gerber
Provides the foundational distinction between working ON your business versus working IN your business.
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CitationTop-Grading
Brad Smart
Informs the methodology for evaluating and selecting high-performing talent for key organizational roles.
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