"I just finished reading Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies, and I enjoyed it quite a bit. I first read about it in this WSJ article,where CEOs pick their favorite leadership books, and after seeing its high ratings on Amazon, decided to pull the trigger and pick it up. The book was written by a team at the Stanford GSB, and it identifies and discusses the common behaviors and practices found in visionary companies while discrediting common myths by comparing them to a set of counterparts considered less visionary..."
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Source: Kellogg MBA Class of 2011
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