Summary of Patrick M. Lencioni's Death by Meeting
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#1 The most important meeting of McDaniel’s life was about to take place. It would determine the fate of his career, his financial future, and the company he had built from scratch.
#2 The McDaniel family had lived modestly in Carmel for the past fifty years, and Casey grew up on or around the many golf courses in the area. He had a love for golf and computers, so he left home after high school to attend the University of Arizona on a golf scholarship.
#3 Yip Software, the company that created the game, was successful because of its close relationship with golfers. It was a purely accidental occurrence that propelled the game beyond being a niche video game and onto the pages of Sports Illustrated.
#4 Caseys company, Yip, was a success story. It had brought eight successful games to market, covering golf, cycling, and most recently, tennis. But there was another side to the company, and it was as baffling as it was undeniable.
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#1
The most important meeting of McDaniel’s life was about to take place. It would determine the fate of his career, his financial future, and the company he had built from scratch.
#2
The McDaniel family had lived modestly in Carmel for the past fifty years, and Casey grew up on or around the many golf courses in the area. He had a love for golf and computers, so he left home after high school to attend the University of Arizona on a golf scholarship.
#3
Yip Software, the company that created the game, was successful because of its close relationship with golfers. It was a purely accidental occurrence that propelled the game beyond being a niche video game and onto the pages of Sports Illustrated.
#4
Caseys company, Yip, was a success story. It had brought eight successful games to market, covering golf, cycling, and most recently, tennis. But there was another side to the company, and it was as baffling as it was undeniable.
#5
The company, Yip Software, was known for its state-of-the-art video games. But behind the scenes, it was an under-achiever. The employees were simply satisfied, and there was a lack of excitement among them.
#6
The Yip company was aware of the fact that their weekly meetings were boring and unfulfilling,