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   Comment by fallinus06 on 21 December 2010:

   Can we call him Socrates of business? Or he is just jack Welch himself. Now I think latter.
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   Comment by fallinus06 on 21 December 2010:

   ~250 acquisitions per year: a good example to explain Leader’s instinct. No way, a CEO can take insightful decision in each of these.

   Boss rules – team works on one idea – the boss’s idea.
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   Comment by chowdariprasad on 21 December 2010:

   After all, the super CEO of the Twentieth Century : Jack Welch of GE speaks…..!
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   Comment by lftrabajoencasa on 21 December 2010:

   Como puedo obtener este video en español o con subtitulos, gracias
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   Comment by TedDGPoulos on 21 December 2010:

   Discovered in 2003:

   The underlying law of nature may be the world’s most useful,? profitable and encouraging knowledge.

   For example, it is the most effective and efficient means to improve the performance of any process.

   Great personal, economic and societal advantages exist to identifying the underlying law of nature first hand for oneself, to understanding its principles, and to efficiently applying it.

   Bing or Google it as a start.
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   Comment by entrrpunion on 21 December 2010:

   Welch was probably the best CEO of his era. He adapted Drucker principles well!
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   Comment by bigy78 on 21 December 2010:

   Thanks for uploading this video … Respect to everyone participate in sharing knowledge … Regards,
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   Comment by WeRateU on 21 December 2010:

   I know one thing!!! I am a real estate agent and in a tract of 200 homes every home owner has a problem with their GE home appliance. Not one person is happy and GE’s customer service is the worst. What ever you do, Don’t buy their home appliances. You will be really really sorry.
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   Comment by timids123 on 21 December 2010:

   Thanks for sharing the video…grt insights by one of my favorite leaders!

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