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In the course of 60 years, Thomas J. Watson, Sr. and his son built the colossal that is IBM. Father, Son & Co. is an eloquent first-person account of a family drama that changed the face of American business, told by the entrepreneurial genius who transformed IBM from a manufacturer of tabulating machines and timeclocks into a $7.5 billion-a-year business.
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If you're interested in business history and leadership, this memoir offers a fascinating inside look at IBM's transformation over decades. It’s a personal recount from the man who helped shape an iconic company, blending family drama with corporate evolution. Readers who enjoy stories of entrepreneurial vision and perseverance will find this a compelling read.
