Summary:
The book chronicles the professional life of Lee Iacocca, an iconic American businessman, detailing his rise at Ford Motor Company, his role in the development of the Mustang, and his firing by Henry Ford II. It also covers his remarkable turnaround of Chrysler Corporation in the 1980s, including his leadership style, the K-car introduction, and the minivan's invention, which saved the company from bankruptcy.
Key points:
1. Leadership: Iacocca's autobiography highlights the need for strong leadership and decision-making in business, using his experience at Chrysler as an example.
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