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Gung Ho

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SKU: 9780007252008

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  • ISBN-13: 9780007252008
  • Publisher: Harper Collins UK
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 187
  • ISBN-10: 0007252005
  • Publisher Date: 2008
  • Language: English

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for Gung Ho

  1. Ishika Gupta –

    Gung Ho is an easy-to-understand guide to fostering a better workplace. I did find some of the examples a bit unrealistic. It needs more modern examples.

  2. Ajeet Kumar –

    I enjoyed the book, it’s quick, easy and good. It has helpful tools and is a guide. It also helps if you want your employees to be productive.

  3. Mukul Singh Patel –

    Gung Ho presents a clear path to creating a high-performing team. Definitely worth reading if you want to make your workplace successful!

  4. Gaurav Assnani –

    An engaging story that highlights important leadership skills. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s presented in a memorable way. It is a very good book for beginners.

  5. Yogesh Bhadauria –

    Good basic ideas about teamwork but I wish there was more updated content related to tech industry. I did find the story-telling approach to be enjoyable overall.

  6. Nikhil Choudhary –

    Solid advice on building a motivated team. It’s a bit simplistic, but the core principles are valuable. I loved the author’s writing style overall. It gives a detailed explanation.

  7. Harsh Vardhan –

    I found some of the methods insightful and helpful for managing my team. It is worth the read. If you want to improve morale at work.

  8. Ashish Das –

    This book did teach me some things, but it was not enough. The book just touches on the subject. I need more meat and potatoes.

  9. Akanksha Sinha –

    This book was great to read and to show others some useful skills. I can use these skills at work. I can see what I can do better.

  10. Uday Teja Gudaparthi –

    I enjoyed the parable format, but I found the lessons a little too obvious. It wasn’t as insightful as I had hoped. The story felt very outdated.

  11. Chopperla Naga Bhushanam –

    Some useful tips for improving morale in the workplace. It’s a pretty basic overview, but useful for those unfamiliar with these principles. I loved this book!

  12. Sakshi Mishra –

    Gung Ho is a decent book for understanding company culture. I liked it, but it felt a bit repetitive at times. Overall, a solid book for team building.

  13. Shubham Kumar –

    This book gave me some practical ideas to implement with my team. I’m hoping to apply the methods soon. I would recommend it to anyone looking to increase work place.

  14. Vidhi Gupta –

    The concepts are great, but the writing style is a bit dry. It’s a helpful resource, but not the most exciting read. It is hard to keep up with the author sometimes.

  15. Ankush Kumar Singh –

    It was a hard read and I just could not finish it. I can see how others can love this book. It just was not for me.

  16. Prateek Verma –

    What an amazing book to read that can help you improve your business. I see the company culture and the team working hard. This can help.

  17. Saksham Khemka –

    The book was basic, but good. This book will get you on the right path. If you are looking for the right track, this is it.

  18. Gouri Sreekumar –

    A good reminder of the importance of enthusiasm and collaboration. It’s not a deep dive, but it serves as a good introduction. Not worth spending too much time on it.

  19. Tanish Mittal –

    I thought this book was okay. It did teach me some things that can help me later. I need to go back and study it more so I can understand it.

  20. Matsa Sai Sureshkumar –

    The ideas were sound but some of the cultural references in the book seem a bit outdated. It would be nice if the examples were modernized.

  21. Anusha Goil –

    Simple yet effective! Gung Ho provides a great framework for improving team performance. Highly recommend reading it! Definitely a must-read.

  22. Ritika Srivastava –

    While this book had good ideas, it was boring to read. I needed something more interesting that kept my attention.

  23. Ayush –

    Gung Ho was a quick read, but the concepts felt a little dated. Still, some good reminders about teamwork. I wish it was little bit more diverse. A great book to read!

  24. Nishtha Rawat –

    It really focuses on teamwork, so if that’s what you are looking for, this book is for you. This book offers very practical advice.

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