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| 1) Posted by: Ashutosh Marballi August 26, 2002 1:20 PM Lee Iacocca is a great person. Roses are red, violets are blue, persons like Mr. Iacocca are very few. |
| 2) Posted by: Anish Dixit September 2, 2002 11:59 AM having just completed reading his biography authored by David., Lee is undoubtedly the king of Detriot. |
| 3) Posted by: EDWARD SHEELAM September 4, 2002 2:44 PM Lee Iacocca is a great source of inspiration for people, who become |
| 4) Posted by: Nora Louise Jarrell October 9, 2002 12:49 PM This sounds just like the situation I had to face at work. It lasted almost a year, one which no one can ever give me back. However, I fought it through the Union, HR, and my personal documentation. They said I "won" but there is no "win-win" in a situation as this. It's terrible some people don't care about other people!!! By the way, I STILL have my job; however, I have a new team leader who is so much better. I've kept and will continue to keep all my documentation; I may write a book to tell my story--probably with names disguised after I complete my Master's and have some extra time. My Master's is in Human Resource Management-go figure!!! |
| 5) Posted by: Digvijay Ankoti October 17, 2002 4:30 PM I was so disgusted with myself after reading Iacocca's biography today.About what? With me !!!!! Why didnt I go through it when I was still in college or may be five years back.Nonetheless I am sure as a person employed with a MNC who hopes to make it big someday in the corporate world ,this book will be my bible. |
| 6) Posted by: Robert Cavan October 21, 2002 11:44 AM I'm a business student at Scottsdale Community College and was given an assignment to write a letter to Mr. Iacocca. I'm enrolled in Understanding the Business Environment. Do you have an address to where I can mail my letter for a response and I will receive an extra credit grade. Thank you in advance for your assistance. |
| 7) Posted by: Piyush Thakre October 25, 2002 2:47 PM L-Lion hearted |
| 8) Posted by: Kunal Thakkar November 12, 2002 1:39 AM Lee Iacocca is a sensible man with an uncommon degree of commonsense. |
| 9) Posted by: Prashant Kulkarni December 2, 2002 12:14 AM Dave's asking what has he ever done? Well Dave, even at 78, he is continuing to do wonderful things without contemplating retirement. We should be proud of this role model in Lee " Have a Coke..aah " |
| 10) Posted by: david December 28, 2002 1:38 AM lee locoa is one of the pioneers that shaped the detroit's ailing industries in the face of chrysler. lee lacoa is exceptional in the sense that he turned the chrysler when the detroit's big 3 were facing the stiffest competition from the Japanses automakers. |
| 11) Posted by: Jo-Jo January 17, 2003 12:01 AM i am 14 yrs old and have just read the book it he was a great guy and he inspiered my to have better study habbits! |
| 12) Posted by: Gaurav Kher(India) January 29, 2003 12:03 AM Iacocca is an exceptional guy and proved to be a mastermind. After such ups and downs in life, any one may feel depressed. But Iacocca, fighting all adversaries, proved to be a HERO. |
| 13) Posted by: David January 30, 2003 6:20 PM Things are not always what they seem. Read this review of the book "Behind the Wheel at Chrysler: The Iacocca Legacy" by Publishers Weekly: |
| 14) Posted by: Kedar January 31, 2003 5:17 AM Iacocca's story is realy touching & it has great teaching value to it. I am reading this book & am greatly impressed. |
| 15) Posted by: Turkish March 8, 2003 3:14 AM Some job you did, Lee. You couldn't even save your company from dah Gehrmens. |
| 16) Posted by: Smart Guy April 19, 2003 1:16 AM Iacocca left the company six years before Chrysler merged with Diamler-Benz moron. |
| 17) Posted by: jilesha June 15, 2003 5:30 AM Lee Iacocca was real visionary and his passion for marketin in car automation aided him to reach great heights. the way he made efforts to ameliorate Chrysler is just fabulous, in the most toughest situations also he didnt lose hope and he left no stone unturned. he proved his caliber. |
| 18) Posted by: Nick Battelle July 20, 2003 11:26 AM Well I like the book it sits well with my collection of Ford books and info. I think if the shelf was a see-saw then this book would be at the end on its own, its sets all sorts of ideas about why did'nt I or perhaps I should have. Good luck wherever you are now and Lee, if you get to Derbyshire you can join me for a beer anytime. |
| 19) Posted by: MS DEE HENARD CREN July 31, 2003 7:14 PM JULY 31ST 2003 WELL, I JUST LOVED THE BOOK AND IT WAS A VERY LOVELY FAMILY, CAN YOU SAVE ALL OF MY SONS NATALIE229@HOTMAIL.COM |
| 20) Posted by: MS D HEN CREN July 31, 2003 7:18 PM JULY 31ST, 2003 RESPECTFULLY: OH, I HAVE LITTLE, YET I WILL HELP PEOPLE LEAVE THAT WILL HELP US SAVE OUR LIVES, AND A CAR LOVE YOU TOO NATALIE229@HOTMAIL.COM |
| 21) Posted by: D HEN CREN August 9, 2003 1:47 PM AUGUST 9, 2003 DEAR SIR: I AM LOOKING FOR A CORPORATE POSITION AS RESERVING YOUR BOOK TODAY AT THE LOCAL LIBRARY. WHO CAN ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS? NEEDED TO |
| 22) Posted by: wang hui October 31, 2003 12:01 AM good man |
| 23) Posted by: Gopinath December 18, 2003 1:39 AM The Book and the Comments are naturally adventurous. |
| 24) Posted by: Gopinath December 18, 2003 1:41 AM The book is too good. |
| 25) Posted by: Leslie Quirimit February 24, 2004 4:46 AM Mr. Iaccoca was really great and awesome person. He's such a brave man and full of confidence. He's a very nice family man and son to his parents.Aside from that he's so really patient,dedicated,hardworking and down to earth person. I just can think of any man nowadays that would compare to him. he's so genuis and witty person |
| 26) Posted by: Svetlana July 31, 2004 10:50 AM I have read the book "An Autobiography" by Lee Iacocca in Russian on-line, but I would like to find one in English. Please help me to find it on-line. Thank you. |
| 27) Posted by: Paulo J. Paredes August 19, 2004 12:07 PM As any aspiring automotive industry memeber, I have come to learn a lot about the man who literally blew the doors off the entire automotive industry in the prime of his time, that man was Carroll Shelby. But just recently, I started to learn a bit more about other essential members to this automotive evolution, as I like to call it. Lee Iacocca indeed possesses a record unlike any other individual that I have come to learn about. Making his name throughout the Ford and Chrysler years the way he did, quite frankly, is an inspiration to anyone who one day would like to form part of the industry. At the time I find myself pursuing my studies in Engineering, an just recently I came up with the idea of privately-funding my own vehicle (based in San Diego, CA), with the ambition to stomp the Enzo Ferrari, Carrera GT, SLR McLaren, and possibly even the McLaren F1 LM, with better horsepower, performance, looks, an most importantly, a more friendlier retail. Who knows what the next 3 or even 5 years will bring, but I am now fully aware about Iacocca, and am confident that studying his lifelong journey will eventually enhance my approach and outcome of my career. |
| 28) Posted by: cihan rende November 1, 2004 9:22 AM Hello congragulations for making this site.I want to ask you how can I post my letter to Lee Iacocca.Do you know his address?I am looking forward to hearing from you.With best regards. |
| 29) Posted by: tanya February 1, 2005 4:29 AM sonds intrestin.. any idea where i can get his autobiography online? |
| 30) Posted by: Vishal April 17, 2005 12:40 PM This book was refered to me by one of my chat friend and in less than 2 days I finished this book and I found this book very interesting. This book inspired me a lot.....Its a story of a great champion...hard work pays..hat's off....must read. Thanks Jyoti for telling me about it......Vishal |
| 31) Posted by: Linda Little Davis September 21, 2005 3:28 AM Hello, This is the only outlet, I have found to address Mr. IAcoco: I am hoping this memo will reach, Mr. IAcoca as soon as possible. |
| 32) Posted by: Yazan Zaytoon October 17, 2005 6:41 AM Dear Sir, Back at school here in Jordan i did a research about Mr. Iaccoca and i beleive that was the best paper i did in my whole life i got an A on it since for the first time i enjoyed doing a paper that i actualy learned from it more than books, now after 5 years i still go back to it and learn from it in my present job, what i read about Mr. Iaccoca and what he did had a very teaching value. a very great person,i hope he can get this note. |
| 33) Posted by: Vineet Virmani April 3, 2006 8:54 AM Iacocca's story is very motivating,it teaches that success dosent come overnight...it takes a lot of hardwork & patience."The only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary".This book is a corporate bible |
| 34) Posted by: Barry DeVault June 26, 2006 11:12 AM I hope Mr. Iacocca does get to see this. He is the only CEO I would have ever trusted. The problem is, he is truthworthy, the Chrysler Corporation of today is not. Unlike the oriental automakers who pride themselves in good, lost lasting cars, Chrysler puts poor quality parts in new vehicles. The PT Cruiser, one of the true success stories of cars, has a warning, that the spark plug wires must be changed at 60,000 miles. I have had 22 cars over the years. Only replced wires in a Ford truck after 24 years. And believe me the spark plug wires WILL NOT GO 60,000 miles at that. 48 thousand might be more like it. And the poor quality spark plugs is another thing--bad, bad, bad. I could go into the flimsy brake rotors, and who knows what else. What would it cost Chrysler to put in good wires and good spark plugs and brake rotors, another $25? It's the customer who ends up paying, and next time will look to Honda or for something not made in America. I would like to hear Mr. Iacocca's thoughts on that. Thank you. |
| 35) Posted by: Prasanth August 5, 2006 6:07 AM Hi Sir , |
| 36) Posted by: Dr Poonam September 6, 2006 2:13 AM Lee Iacoca is excellent. Mangement person must go through his book. He can be your role model. Always try to sole every problem don't tired by problems. Life is a jouney full of roses with throne you can't ignore thrones but keep remember roses are also there. |