About the book
In 1984, Michael Dell was a University of Texas student about to drop out, hiding signs of his new PC business in the bathroom of his dorm room. Nearly three decades on, the founder and head of Dell Technologies was battling to save it. Written with James Kaplan, the memoir covers three battles: to launch the company, to keep it and to transform it. Dell recalls the mentors who helped him make a business of his passion, rivals who turned into friends, enemies or a mix of the two, and predators watching for weakness, and describes how he grew into the chief executive the company needed. It became a Wall Street Journal best seller.
Matthew McConaughey praised it as an autobiographical thriller with Michael Dell as its gangster protagonist, never seeking a fight yet relishing every brawl.
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