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Review #1
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“I thoroughly enjoyed reading “Trillion Dollar Coach: The Leadership Playbook of Silicon Valley’s Bill Campbell”. With years of experience as a CEO of emerging companies and being a go-to for counsel by ambitious professionals and entrepreneurs, this book truly spoke to me. My copy is heavily annotated with post-its, marking the numerous insights I found valuable and applicable to my leadership and coaching techniques.
“Trillion Dollar Coach” wonderfully portrays an evidently remarkable individual, Bill Campbell. Despite his significant influence, many outside Silicon Valley or the tech realm might not recognize him. To celebrate someone who’s made a lasting impact on your life with such admiration is the highest form of appreciation one can express. Authored by Google’s Eric Schmidt, Jonathan Rosenberg, and Alan Eagle, who were mentored by him, this book offers invaluable lessons.
Review #2
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The book delves into the life of Bill Campbell, penned posthumously by a former Google CEO and two current high-ranking executives of the tech giant we all use daily. Before entering the corporate world, Campbell was a football coach at a modest college program. At 36, he made a shift into business, citing his compassionate coaching approach, which meant he often allowed all players to participate rather than just the elite, as a factor in his limited success on the field. Interestingly, this compassionate approach was far more effective in boardrooms than on the football pitch.
Campbell’s corporate journey began in an advertising firm, followed by a stint in Kodak’s marketing department. By 1983, just five years post his football career, he was invited by John Sculley to join Apple in Silicon Valley. In a year, he scaled the ranks to become the VP of Sales, tasked with the Macintosh computer’s monumental launch. He then held the CEO position at Intuit and, at 60, began coaching budding entrepreneurs for a venture capital firm.
His impressive coaching portfolio includes guiding the upper echelons of companies like Google, Facebook, eBay, Amazon, Apple, and numerous Silicon Valley newcomers. The title “Trillion Dollar Coach” epitomizes the staggering valuation of firms he mentored. Campbell was pivotal in Apple’s resurgence from the brink of bankruptcy to global dominance and was instrumental in Google’s ascent from a start-up to a tech behemoth. Leaders from these organizations credit their successes to his invaluable coaching.
A few of Campbell’s notable contributions include fostering workplace communities, reinforcing the importance of team dynamics, nurturing individual team members, and decentralizing power within organizations. He stressed the importance of CEOs leading their boards rather than being led by them. His core principles revolved around establishing trust, showcasing honesty, and staying eager, humble, and coachable. Beyond these, Campbell introduced a novel concept to Silicon Valley: the significance of love. He believed in wholeheartedly embracing the entirety of a person, both professionally and personally. To Campbell, compassion wasn’t just morally commendable—it was a strategic business asset.
Review #3
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Given the frequent mentions of Bill Campbell by notables like Eric Schmidt and Lazlo Bock, this book has been eagerly anticipated. However, while it’s clear that Campbell began as a football coach and applied many of those principles to the corporate landscape, the consistent sports analogies throughout the book can become repetitive.
We don’t need continuous pep talks. Much of Campbell’s insights are, in essence, simple truths that most individuals, even without prestigious academic backgrounds, would likely deduce on their own. Perhaps it’s the tech elite who benefit most from these foundational reminders about team dynamics and such. Nonetheless, it’s worth giving the book a read.
Review #4
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Just wrapped up my inaugural book of the decade, and I’m confident it’ll be among my top reads this year. A stellar recommendation from Jeffrey Maystruck, “Trillion Dollar Coach” chronicles the remarkable journey of the genius behind tech giants. When you’re mentoring the likes of Steve Jobs, Sheryl Sandberg, Sergey Brin, Marissa Mayer, Larry Page, Mary Meeker, Eric Schmidt, and more, you’ve surely got invaluable insights to share. What resonated deeply with me was the emphasis on truly understanding and caring for your team. It’s a reminder that the human connection should always come first, followed by the task at hand.
Review #5
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In the world of “GOAT”s, one easily forgets the shoulder on which the “GOAT”s are standing.
This book conveys the contribution of coaches and mentors.
Loved the book.
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