Bernie Marcus · 1999
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
None yet.
The author, or a host talking with the author, discusses the book. Not counted as an endorsement.
“Bernie and Arthur dispute the claims in Built from Scratch, in the memoir that they wrote. But even just the fact that the company ended up in this position shows that corporate management wasn't exactly tip-top, shall we say, in this era.”
David Rosenthal, Host on AcquiredThe Home Depot: How America's aging houses built the best stock of the last 45 years (Audio)
“So I, I looked this up, David, in the book Built from Scratch- Yep. -which is the awesome book that It's kind of the canonical Home Depot story written by Bernie and Arthur.”
Why: It is the canonical Home Depot story detailing the early founding days.
David Rosenthal, Host on AcquiredThe Home Depot: How America's aging houses built the best stock of the last 45 years (Audio)
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Discussed together in: The Home Depot: How America's aging houses built the best stock of the last 45 years (Audio) (Acquired)