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Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon.

If you enjoy business books, the Everything Store is perfect. An online bookstore headquartered in a Washington garage in 1994 is now considered by many to be the most innovative company in the world. The Everything Store perfectly encapsulates the culture that Jeff Bezos wanted and the journey through some of the brightest innovations all derived from the Amazon Mission: be earth’s most customer-centric company; to build a place where people can come to find and discover anything they might want to buy online. 

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As much as this book gives a historical overview it also informs, by highlighting the key principles that guide the entire organization and these principles can also be applied to other organizations.

“The storytelling of this book is fantastic and the level of details reveals the enormous amount of work behind the pages.”

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Brad Stone could not have been more precise in painting the picture of Amazon’s journey and guiding light while giving readers a framework for what the future holds for Bezos and the entire Amazon ecosystem.

The Everything Store (2013) by Brad Stone

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