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isleofview 's review for:
Rebel Talent: Why It Pays to Break the Rules at Work and in Life
by Francesca Gino
Simply because my conscience won't allow me to mark this book as complete without some sort of disclaimer: I didn't actually finish this book. Our work club unanimously decided to stop reading/discussing the book at Chapter 6.
I was pretty disappointed with this book. The Introduction seemed to be the most informative part of the book, setting the five guidelines for rebel behavior. The rest of the book morphed into story after story of so-called "rebel talent" that left quite a bit to be desired in analysis and also in true rebel behavior. (Some of it was just "slightly unconventional thinking" to quote a member of our book club.)
I'd give half a star if I could, only because it in no way lived up to expectations. Not every book is a winner...even though the associated quiz and our discussions were still interesting and informative!
I was pretty disappointed with this book. The Introduction seemed to be the most informative part of the book, setting the five guidelines for rebel behavior. The rest of the book morphed into story after story of so-called "rebel talent" that left quite a bit to be desired in analysis and also in true rebel behavior. (Some of it was just "slightly unconventional thinking" to quote a member of our book club.)
I'd give half a star if I could, only because it in no way lived up to expectations. Not every book is a winner...even though the associated quiz and our discussions were still interesting and informative!