Lean: The Bible: 7 Manuscripts: Lean Startup, Lean Six Sigma, Lean Analytics, Lean Enterprise, Kanban, Scrum, Agile Project Management Audiobook – Unabridged

No value for the written details, you feel like the writer just want to fill the pages with random information.

To start with the good news. It gets better per book. Bad news: when it getd better it has been already inaccurrate, and against the practices.Using the seven wastes of lean to explain how this book is bad:1) overprocessing -repeating same thing again and again2) defect - obviously this should have been edited3) overproduction - i cant prove it, but this might be just named diiferently again and again. Avoid bibles4) transportation - hopefully you have kindle unlimited - otherwise you are paying for waste to be moved to your kindle5) motion - you are changing without any value to yourself or anyone else6) waiting - it to be at least inspirational7) inventory - you probably have other interesting things to learn. Dont build up your library with waste

This series of "books" are actually just a list of concepts without much context. Helpful if you need to refresh your memories quickly, utterly useless if you need to learn something

A brunch of repetitive intros. Nothing solid. A complete spam

Easy to read

The photos suggest that these are complete books. They are more like thin paperbacks. While I intend to read them, and they do contain useful information, the photos are a bit deceptive as far as the length and completeness.

The information in this book is pretty much useless. You'd get better info by just googling "lean". Everything in there is just the obvious stuff. Teaches you nothing. The worst part is that it's written in horrible English... Some sentences make no sense at all. At that price, this is nothing short of a rip off. Wish I hadn't waited so long to start reading, I would have returned it. I bought almost every book on the subject and this is BY FAR the worst.

There are lots of typos and extra spaces in the middle of words. It looks like this title was rushed to publication.

I was bombarded by poor grammar as I started reading, so I promptly returned the book for a refund. I simply cannot trust the content of the book when it has simple to fix grammar issues - it begs the question: what else is wrong?

The "q" is missing from the word "Quality" in every instance in the first chapter.This book appears to be copypasta from legitimate sources; they appear to be exploiting a popular market by regurgitating others work with just enough changes to not be plagiarized.Spend your money elsewhere.