The Everything Store
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2013
386
Book • Nonfiction
Seattle, Washington • 1990s
2013
Adult
18+ years
The Everything Store by Brad Stone chronicles the rise of Amazon.com from its origin as an online bookstore to a global retail giant. It details Jeff Bezos’ journey, from his early career at D.E. Shaw to establishing Amazon, driven by a focus on customer satisfaction and long-term thinking. The book explores how Amazon navigated early losses, the dot-com bubble burst, and its eventual dominance in diverse markets including e-commerce and cloud services.
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Suspenseful
Gritty
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The Everything Store by Brad Stone provides a comprehensive look at the rise of Amazon and its founder, Jeff Bezos. Reviewers appreciate the thorough research and detailed narrative, but some criticize its portrayal of Bezos and lack of critique on Amazon's broader societal impact. Balanced and informative, it appeals to readers interested in business and technology, despite minor biases.
Ideal for readers interested in technology, business innovation, and corporate strategy, The Everything Store by Brad Stone appeals to those who enjoyed Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson or Elon Musk by Ashlee Vance. It provides an in-depth look at Amazon's rise and Jeff Bezos's visionary leadership, perfect for entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts.
86,558 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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386
Book • Nonfiction
Seattle, Washington • 1990s
2013
Adult
18+ years
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