by Jim Collins
Collins identifies a five-stage pattern of decline, from the hubris of success to capitulation. Decline is largely self-inflicted and invisible until the late stages, but early detection helps.
In this collection, How the Mighty Fall references 2 other books.
It draws on Good to Great and The Effective Executive.
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Collins directly extends his Good to Great framework, investigating what happens when great companies fail
References Drucker's management principles when discussing disciplined leadership as a defence against decline
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