
One Click: Jeff Bezos and the Rise of Amazon.com
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Biography
Autobiography & Memoir
History
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Format
Hardcover
Pages
271
Language
Korean
Published
Jan 1, 2012
Publisher
Jaeumgwa Moeum/ Tsai Fong Books
ISBN-10
895707662X
ISBN-13
9788957076620
Description
Richard L. Brandt delves into the fascinating journey of Jeff Bezos and his brainchild, Amazon.com, shedding light on how an ambitious online bookstore evolved into one of the most influential companies in the world. Through an engaging narrative, Brandt explores Bezos's visionary approach and relentless pursuit of innovation, detailing the challenges he faced and the calculated risks he took along the way. The biography illustrates how Bezos's unique leadership style and customer-centric philosophy transformed the shopping experience and redefined e-commerce.
As the story unfolds, readers gain insights into the cultural shifts sparked by Amazon, along with its impact on consumer habits and the retail landscape. Brandt's portrayal captures not just the rise of a tech giant, but also the essence of entrepreneurial spirit that drives change in the ever-evolving digital marketplace. This exploration offers a comprehensive look at the man behind the empire, providing a lens into the mind of one of the defining figures of contemporary business.
As the story unfolds, readers gain insights into the cultural shifts sparked by Amazon, along with its impact on consumer habits and the retail landscape. Brandt's portrayal captures not just the rise of a tech giant, but also the essence of entrepreneurial spirit that drives change in the ever-evolving digital marketplace. This exploration offers a comprehensive look at the man behind the empire, providing a lens into the mind of one of the defining figures of contemporary business.
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