Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.2 / 5.0

Don't Let the "Cheesiness" Fool You:

Sometimes common sense isn't commonly practiced. If it was, we would all eat right and exercise three times a week without prompting. Who Moved My Cheese is a good reminder of some of those simple things we know about responding to change. The book takes a simplistic look at how four personality types respond to change and the consequences of those decisions. Many, if not most frontline workers will like the simplistic approach. The analytical MBA types may dismiss the book for lacking substance. But with... more info

Food for Thought:

If you or your organization fears or resists change, then this short and simple book may just help lead you and your organization to learn to embrace change. George Bernard Shaw once observed, 'Common sense is instinct. Enough of it is genius.' My instincts tell me this book was much closer to being genius than it was to just being overly simple common sense.

Johnson's clever and insightful story is about two mice ('Sniff,' who sniffs out change early, and 'Scurry,' who quickly scurries into action) and... more info

A Modern Day Parable:

Some people just don't get "Who Moved My Cheese?" This is prefectly acceptable, because it will not work for everybody. Just like biblical parables, it is often interpreted in different ways. If you have not read it, I suggest that you give it a chance.

I first encountered the book in graduate school and enjoyed it a great deal. Only recently, has my cheese been moved. Although prepared for my cheese to be moved, I find myself looking for my new cheese. The theme of the book deals with the adjustments or... more info

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