2009 Global Business Forum: Jack Welch - Former CEO, General Electric

[macros1985]

This man is an inspiration. I would have loved to have taken that course at MIT with Mr Welch in 09, in any year actually. In fact, listening to this man talk so passionately about business, especially in the last 5 minutes was truly inspiring. A big thank you for this post.

[fallinus06]

Can we call him Socrates of business? Or he is just jack Welch himself. Now I think latter.

[fallinus06]

~250 acquisitions per year: a good example to explain Leader's instinct. No way, a CEO can take insightful decision in each of these.

Boss rules - team works on one idea - the boss's idea.

[chowdariprasad]

After all, the super CEO of the Twentieth Century : Jack Welch of GE speaks.....!

[lftrabajoencasa]

Como puedo obtener este video en español o con subtitulos, gracias

[TedDGPoulos]

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Bing or Google it as a start.

[entrrpunion]

Welch was probably the best CEO of his era. He adapted Drucker principles well!

[bigy78]

Thanks for uploading this video ... Respect to everyone participate in sharing knowledge ... Regards,

[WeRateU]

I know one thing!!! I am a real estate agent and in a tract of 200 homes every home owner has a problem with their GE home appliance. Not one person is happy and GE's customer service is the worst. What ever you do, Don't buy their home appliances. You will be really really sorry.

[timids123]

Thanks for sharing the video...grt insights by one of my favorite leaders!