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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A building doesn't fail on the day it collapses. It fails years earlier, the day a load-bearing decision was made that the structure could never actually support. The collapse is just the day the failure becomes visible.Businesses work exactly the same way -- and almost nobody inside them is trained to see it.Built to Break borrows the language of structural engineering -- load, stress, fatigue, safety margin -- and applies it directly to the hidden fragility inside growing companies. This is a practical framework for founders, executives, and operators who want to understand why seemingly healthy businesses, with rising revenue and confident leadership, sometimes fail with shocking speed.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Catalog the single points of failure quietly hiding inside your team, systems, and key relationships- Recognize organizational "fatigue" -- the accumulated damage of repeated overload with no real recovery- Map your load-bearing relationships before a lost customer or supplier triggers a cascade- Read a balance sheet the way a structural engineer reads a bridge, spotting eroding capacity behind healthy-looking numbers- Build redundancy strategically, without slowing down growth- Run a five-step Business Resilience Audit, on a fixed quarterly rhythmThis is not a warning against ambition. It's a practical, engineering-inspired discipline for making sure the structure underneath your growth can actually carry it -- so that when the inevitable trigger event arrives, it costs you a difficult quarter, not everything you've built. Using the principles of structural engineering, this guide reveals how hidden cracks in leadership and systems can cause even the most profitable companies to crumble. Learn to fortify your organization before the pressure becomes fatal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A building doesn't fail on the day it collapses. It fails years earlier, the day a load-bearing decision was made that the structure could never actually support. The collapse is just the day the failure becomes visible.Businesses work exactly the same way -- and almost nobody inside them is trained to see it.Built to Break borrows the language of structural engineering -- load, stress, fatigue, safety margin -- and applies it directly to the hidden fragility inside growing companies. This is a practical framework for founders, executives, and operators who want to understand why seemingly healthy businesses, with rising revenue and confident leadership, sometimes fail with shocking speed.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Catalog the single points of failure quietly hiding inside your team, systems, and key relationships- Recognize organizational "fatigue" -- the accumulated damage of repeated overload with no real recovery- Map your load-bearing relationships before a lost customer or supplier triggers a cascade- Read a balance sheet the way a structural engineer reads a bridge, spotting eroding capacity behind healthy-looking numbers- Build redundancy strategically, without slowing down growth- Run a five-step Business Resilience Audit, on a fixed quarterly rhythmThis is not a warning against ambition. It's a practical, engineering-inspired discipline for making sure the structure underneath your growth can actually carry it -- so that when the inevitable trigger event arrives, it costs you a difficult quarter, not everything you've built. Using the principles of structural engineering, this guide reveals how hidden cracks in leadership and systems can cause even the most profitable companies to crumble. Learn to fortify your organization before the pressure becomes fatal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A building doesn't fail on the day it collapses. It fails years earlier, the day a load-bearing decision was made that the structure could never actually support. The collapse is just the day the failure becomes visible.Businesses work exactly the same way -- and almost nobody inside them is trained to see it.Built to Break borrows the language of structural engineering -- load, stress, fatigue, safety margin -- and applies it directly to the hidden fragility inside growing companies. This is a practical framework for founders, executives, and operators who want to understand why seemingly healthy businesses, with rising revenue and confident leadership, sometimes fail with shocking speed.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Catalog the single points of failure quietly hiding inside your team, systems, and key relationships- Recognize organizational "fatigue" -- the accumulated damage of repeated overload with no real recovery- Map your load-bearing relationships before a lost customer or supplier triggers a cascade- Read a balance sheet the way a structural engineer reads a bridge, spotting eroding capacity behind healthy-looking numbers- Build redundancy strategically, without slowing down growth- Run a five-step Business Resilience Audit, on a fixed quarterly rhythmThis is not a warning against ambition. It's a practical, engineering-inspired discipline for making sure the structure underneath your growth can actually carry it -- so that when the inevitable trigger event arrives, it costs you a difficult quarter, not everything you've built. Using the principles of structural engineering, this guide reveals how hidden cracks in leadership and systems can cause even the most profitable companies to crumble. Learn to fortify your organization before the pressure becomes fatal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A building doesn't fail on the day it collapses. It fails years earlier, the day a load-bearing decision was made that the structure could never actually support. The collapse is just the day the failure becomes visible.Businesses work exactly the same way -- and almost nobody inside them is trained to see it.Built to Break borrows the language of structural engineering -- load, stress, fatigue, safety margin -- and applies it directly to the hidden fragility inside growing companies. This is a practical framework for founders, executives, and operators who want to understand why seemingly healthy businesses, with rising revenue and confident leadership, sometimes fail with shocking speed.Inside, you'll learn how to:- Catalog the single points of failure quietly hiding inside your team, systems, and key relationships- Recognize organizational 'fatigue' -- the accumulated damage of repeated overload with no real recovery- Map your load-bearing relationships before a lost customer or supplier triggers a cascade- Read a balance sheet the way a structural engineer reads a bridge, spotting eroding capacity behind healthy-looking numbers- Build redundancy strategically, without slowing down growth- Run a five-step Business Resilience Audit, on a fixed quarterly rhythmThis is not a warning against ambition. It's a practical, engineering-inspired discipline for making sure the structure underneath your growth can actually carry it -- so that when the inevitable trigger event arrives, it costs you a difficult quarter, not everything you've built.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Built to Break | Marcus Reyle | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Marcus Reyle | EAN 9784975800568 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.