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The Tipping Point
- How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
- Gesprochen von: Malcolm Gladwell
- Spieldauer: 3 Std. und 4 Min.
- Kategorien: Wirtschaft & Karriere, Marketing & Vertrieb

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In this brilliant and original audiobook, Malcolm Gladwell explains and analyses the 'tipping point', that magic moment when ideas, trends and social behaviour cross a threshold, tip and spread like wildfire. Taking a look behind the surface of many familiar occurrences in our everyday world, Gladwell explains the fascinating social dynamics that cause rapid change.
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"A fascinating book that makes you see the world in a different way." (Fortune)
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- Tom
- 15.07.2016
One of the most fascinating books I ever read
Tipping point is definetely amongst my personal must-reads (other books I consider in the section are Fooled by randomness, Essays of Warren Buffett (Cunningham), Extraordinary popular delusions and the madness of crowds, Manics Panics and Crashes, Thinking Fast and Slow just to give you a flavour of my taste). I was absolutely stunned by that vast accumulation of interesting observations and how Gladwell puts them together into an almost unstoppable listening experience (in book terms this would equal a page-turner). Loved it, will definitely re-read it as a book (so many passages I want to mark) and heavily recommend it to you. Thank you Mr. Gladwell for that wonderful book!
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- Undomiel
- 30.06.2018
Interesting but not mindblowing
Right after reading Outliers (which I loved), I had higher expectations on this book. The book is rather short and evolves around only one concept, which is not all that new if you ever sat in a business class discussing the product life cycle of an innovation. However the examples of fields of where to apply the concept are interesting and it is a well written story that makes you want to finish the book in one go.
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- Nina
- 12.08.2020
Condensed Audiobook
Overall, I liked the content of this book and Malcolm Gladwell's calm speaking. It's easy to listen to him and the content is educational and thought-provoking. What I didn't like is the fact that this is a condensed version of the original book and it's not made clear by audible. Although I have the paperback, I listened to the audiobook (since it's much quicker than reading it myself), but still highlighted interesting passages to read again at a later stage. While skimming the book, I noticed many stories (eg the Bernie Goetz subway one, the teen suicide or teen smoking issue) missing from the audiobook. I'm not talking about a few pages, but estimating that a third of the book is not included in this audiobook if not more. I was initially wondering why this audiobook is much shorter than many non-fiction books usually are. Now I know.
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- Anonymer Hörer
- 14.07.2020
genial gemachtes Buch
ich finde es sehr anschaulich und super wie merken gleichwohl in diesem Buch kleine Dinge in Groß aufzeichnet Punkt ich kann es nur wärmstens empfehlen auch wenn man sehr schnell durchliest könnte etwas länger sein also
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- just_me13886
- 21.06.2019
nicht hilfreich
interessante Infos über die Geschichte der sesamstrasse und andere viral aufsteigende Firmen und Produkte. der tipping Point wird jedoch nicht erläutert, es bleibt bei der sehr eintönigen Erzählung von Geschichten Schade
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- montandon85
- 07.02.2019
Needs a second run
This book has bern on my book list for years. Many of the great business strategist refer to it. I should thank Malcolm for investigating this topic in depth. Now it needs a second run. The ideas are not difficult to grasp but son intricately entangled that I feel a second read will do good. Currently I am working sales and our company wamts to grow. So this book is helping me to identify ways to do that.
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- My Shaloma
- 02.06.2017
Thema interessant, Sprecher leider mau
Das Phänomen des tipping point ist an sich interessant, aber die träge Art, mit der der Autor seine Erkenntnisse vorliest, macht es schwer zuzuhören, wie bei vielen Sachbüchern mit schlechten Vorlesern. Immerhin gehen die 3 Stunden schnell rum.
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- Laura
- 09.02.2017
Hörenswerter Inhalt
Angenehme Stimme! Das Buch ist sehr spannend und manche Teile hörte ich mir sogar zweimal an.
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- Amazon Kunde
- 11.02.2016
Intertaining and informative
I've now listened to the book three times and every time i find more and more. My btain keeps firing on new ideas still weeks after reading it.
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- Chrisiboy
- 01.08.2015
Gerade für Vertriebler und Gründer spannend, aber z.T. nicht konkret genug
Sehr inspirierende und spannende grundlegende Gedanken, die mir als Gründer einige gute Ideen für eine anstehende Produkteinführung geben.
Allerdings sollte etwas konkreter auf die Anwendung des Stoffes eingegangen werden, wie man Informatoren, Konnektoren etc in seiner Industrie finden kann
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