The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right

Doctor. Gawande acknowledges that this guide matured away from their 12 10, '07 Fresh Yorker report, "The Checklist". We think that will, for most readers, it could be a better use of his or her time and money you just read this content (that's available on the web) instead of the book. Even though the guide, just like Generate. Gawande's previous books, will be well-written, the author's important results can simply be summarized in a site (and have experienced several reviews).

* Whether you're in the medical industry or otherwise not, you'll take advantage of the inspiring thinking and insights.

* This book is game changing - a call-to-action for generating better results regardless of the pull to operate with intuition or gut instinct. If you are implementing via intuition as opposed to a systematic process, this book's message will force you to pause with your tracks to get an even more disciplined approach.

* Mcdougal utilizes a great deal of industries to create his case utilizing an engaging blend of anecdotes, storytelling and research - from healthcare to aviation (US Airways 1549 landing in Hudson River) - - to high-end highest rated restaurants - - to building massive office skyscrapers and shopping centers - -to generating a Van Halen rock concert - - to FEMA's response to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans - - to money managers making investment selections.

* Might be read in 1-2 sittings. Page Turner. Fully engaging and riveting before last page is turned.

* Author's determination, authenticity, inspired thinking, modesty and willingness to disclose personal mistakes makes this an inspirational book. Both brilliantly written and a pleasure to learn.

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