The Tipping Point is that magical moment when an idea, trend, or social behaviour crosses a threshhold, tips, and spreads like wildfire. Just as a sick individual in a crowded store can start can epidemic of the flu, so too can a small but precisely targeted push cause a fashion trend or the popularity of a new restaurant to take off overnightor crime or drug use to taper off. Gladwell has explored this theory to great acclaim in several articles in The New Yorker. Here, he shows how very minor adjustments in products and ideas can make them more likely to become hugely popular. He reveals how east it is to cause group behaviour to tip in a desirable direction by making small changes in our immediate environment. The Tipping Point contains a profoundly hopeful idea that people will embrace for its sense and simplicity: one imaginative person, applying a well-placed lever, can move the world. Examples are recognizable: in the New York subways, removing graffiti caused a dramatic reduction in crime; a specific hip group of teenagers wore Hush Puppies and suddenly sparked a national craze. This is a book that should be read by everyone in business, politics, marketing, advertising, and anyone interested in trends, fashion, fads, policy making, and human behaviour. In other words, all of us.
Malcolm Gladwell is a former business and science writer at the Washington Post. He is currently a staff writer for The New Yorker. This is his first book.
理论论叙太多,看不到亮点。 本书只能做为已发生的现象分析,没有从中学到,到底要做什么事才有可能会引爆流行。 中文译本翻译错误还是有蛮多。 个人觉得本书如果叫《群体效应》可能会更贴主题。
评分这本书的作者格拉德威尔提出一个论点,我们能不能人为的让一件产品,一件事情或者一种观念迅速的流行起来。 要制造流行,首先要了解什么是流行。流行有3个属性特征(Page:xxv),我个人用“流行感冒”来进行映照理解。 特征1,传染性。很容易在人与人之间引起传播。 特...
评分最近韩国的都教授和长腿哥让国内的女粉丝尖叫不已,也让国内的汉子们相当的不服气!咱腿也不短脸也不黑,为啥让俩韩国棒子在咱地盘肆虐捕获无数妹子呢?今天我们就来讨论一下流行的现象,是什么导致事物流行? 其实流行的概念大到时尚、文化传媒和商业界,小到圈子里...
评分本以为像我这种很少读畅销书更少接触原著的人,碰上明显翻译错误的机会很少,但这个小概率事件还是让我碰上了。 《引爆点》第118页,作者引用了一个智力游戏做案例,下面是原文: “想一想下面这个智力游戏。假设有四张牌,上面写有A、D、3和6,游戏的规则是,如果牌的...
评分对于这本书,可以肯定在西方社会流行程度会超过中国,西人擅长理学,逻辑实证精神一直备受推崇,所谓知其然更知其所以然,而东方思维大抵反之,之前看了较多日本设计大家的经典,也当是换个口味。 确实,书里的例子重复引用,这种举例方法初看是絮絮叨叨,言之过实而无法升华...
Did I miss something? 这本书远没有它的reputation好
评分好不容易“读”完了!有点意思!
评分listened as audiobook, not quite enlightening.
评分better than freakonomics
评分例证啰唆,反复地说……
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