Commit & Deliver
On the Frontlines of Management Consulting
by Cyrus Freidheim
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Pub Date Oct 12 2021 | Archive Date Nov 02 2021
BenBella Books | Matt Holt
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Description
Consider this guide your “starter kit” for the world of business, no matter where you are in your career path or in which industry.
If you’re a young person just beginning your career path, or a seasoned professional considering a new direction, there’s one crucial key to success: Insider advice.
That is, learning from the best so that you have a grasp on how to navigate your career before you make the plunge. The good news? This book makes it easy.
In Commit & Deliver, Cyrus Freidheim—management consultant, two-time CEO of public companies, author of The Trillion-Dollar Enterprise, and veteran of more than thirty corporate and nonprofit boards—provides vital mentorship in memoir form. Using the framework of his storied career, Freidheim explores how career and personal decisions can be prepared for and made, how to grow professionally, and how to think through complex business problems from a practitioner’s perspective.
Commit & Deliver provides intimate insight into what management consultants do, how they interact with their corporate clients, and what it takes to become a good consultant. It paints a picture of what life is like at the bottom of the business career ladder, what is expected, and what one must bring to the table. Most important, it shows you what it takes to move up the ladder in virtually any industry. Finally, he walks you through preparing for and living a productive retirement.
If you’re a young person just beginning your career path, or a seasoned professional considering a new direction, there’s one crucial key to success: Insider advice.
That is, learning from the best so that you have a grasp on how to navigate your career before you make the plunge. The good news? This book makes it easy.
In Commit & Deliver, Cyrus Freidheim—management consultant, two-time CEO of public companies, author of The Trillion-Dollar Enterprise, and veteran of more than thirty corporate and nonprofit boards—provides vital mentorship in memoir form. Using the framework of his storied career, Freidheim explores how career and personal decisions can be prepared for and made, how to grow professionally, and how to think through complex business problems from a practitioner’s perspective.
Commit & Deliver provides intimate insight into what management consultants do, how they interact with their corporate clients, and what it takes to become a good consultant. It paints a picture of what life is like at the bottom of the business career ladder, what is expected, and what one must bring to the table. Most important, it shows you what it takes to move up the ladder in virtually any industry. Finally, he walks you through preparing for and living a productive retirement.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781953295675 |
| PRICE | $25.00 (USD) |
| PAGES | 256 |
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Featured Reviews
Darya Y, Reviewer
I wish I had this book in my hands at least twenty years ago, then my professional career would have been different and the ways to professional growth would have been shorter. There is a lot of advice coming out of personal and professional choices. I liked that advice has diverse aspects of professional development and ways to do things, reflect on situations and opportunities. Even at today's point of my life there is a lot to apply.
