Review
USA Today: "A business model made of steel AlanSimon, author of 26 previous business books, figured he'd mix a little businesswith a lot of sports pleasure in his latest one. He took his love for hishometown football team and combined that with management lessons to writeBlocking and Tackling Your Way to Management Success... So (the PittsburghSteelers) drafting Franco Harris over Lydell Mitchell in 1972 becomes a lessonon how companies should interpret data..."
Pittsburgh Business Times: "As the author of 26 previous businessbooks, Alan Simon knows a thing or two about financial strategies, managementand consulting. In this latest book Simon has combined his love affair withbusiness with his passion for the Pittsburgh Steelers. In doing so, he screated a new approach to business tactics...Blocking and Tackling has enoughbusiness sense-along with a wealth of interesting Steelers information to makethis a successful touchdown attempt."
Pittsburgh Magazine: "Regardless of your business or yourposition, there are useful tips here for just about anyone...It s hard to arguewith examples of Simon s reasoning such as, If you take a hard look at 40 yearsworth of Pittsburgh Steelers history, you can derive a wealth of business and managementlessons."
About the Author
Alan Simon, the President & Managing Principal of Thinking Helmet, Inc., is the author of 28 books, including How to be a Successful Computer Consultant, Data Warehousing For Dummies, Stock Options For Dummies, and Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence for E-Commerce among others. He regularly speaks at conferences, seminars and private client events and is known for his engaging and thought-provoking perspectives about emerging technologies, business management, and corporate performance management. Blocking and Tackling Your Way to Management Success is the cornerstone of The Thinking Helmet Experience, an innovate portfolio of management training seminars.
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