Roger Martin - Playing to Win

[@jorgemiranda9808]

This is the worst audience for this talk. Firms like Deloitte focus on efficiency and tech consulting. They never provide a framework of choices to their customers, which one of the most important lessons of the book. Still glad someone uploaded this. Great stuff.

[@CalebMaina-lf5po]

This Guy is a genius

[@decbrennan1]

I'm delighted to hear that - I've only just learned of him so I'm currently devouring as much of his content as possible.

[@SuperKillaki]

This is pure gold

[@dan.franco]

Thank you for this, I appreciate it!

[@josemakavela322]

as with most things if you're comfortable and satisfied with what you're doing now you won't change so I don't expect you to change because you're not sufficiently uncomfortable with the destructive aspects of what you currently do

[@ksoonsoon]

So insightful, the acid test for making non-stupid choices.

[@ukbulldog2024]

Mr Martin has poor delivery but invokes interests in strategy. Better Grasp can ne got by reading his book.

[@FOne979]

I disagree, I think he has great delivery honestly, Roger has done some valuable work to clarify & simplify strategy, I say this after going through many of his talks, articles and books.

[@ksoonsoon]

I also disagree. He makes great points and presents them well. He is not dry, even though he is not Tony Robbins, who I’m not fond of anyway . . .

[@geraldgeria4105]

I think people learn using different styles. The book was harder for me to understand, this video on the other hand, drove the point home for me.