Where Have All the Leaders Gone? — Lee Iacocca
Posted by Ron Coleman on May 7, 2007
Is it just me or is Lee Iacocca a REALLY bad writer with NOTHING TO SAY?
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jaymaster said
His message is debateable, but IMO, he’s an effective communicator, and a good salesman.
And a mediocre CEO. He probably saved Chrysler for a few years, whatever that’s worth. But he never would have pulled that off without help from high places.
And for that, he’s secured his place in history as the late 20th Century caricature of an overweight wise guy, pleading for government assistance with his upturned left hand, while his right hand twiddles the $20 cigar in his mouth.
Not that there is anything wrong with that….
Ara Rubyan said
He claims his biggest mistake was bringing in a successor who cut that deal the Germans.
Enh.