Workbook for Measure What Matters: How Google, Bono, and the Gates Foundation Rock the World with OKRs by John Doerr (Max-Help Workbooks)

All of these so-called workbooks by Max Help Books are nothing short of a scam. They are not authorized or written by the author of the book under review. They are very brief, poorly written summaries of the book that contain grammatical and syntactical errors. Not edited, not really a workbook, but they simply ask you basic questions to think about. It is totally apparent what Max Help Books is trying to do - get consumers to believe that the actual author of the book also wrote a comprehensive workbook to increase your understanding. It's a total manipulation and, as it turns out, Max Help Books with writer Dan Young (who by the way you cannot find anywhere. No contact information, no address, no real publisher, nothing!) creates dozens of these so-called workbooks for dozens of different books and then sells them to distributors on-line for a huge profit. Please do NOT waste your time. Amazon and other sellers need to review the products they are selling. Dan Young and Max Help Books ought to be ashamed of themselves for manipulating. Don't believe me? Look for yourself and then tell me what you think. It's a scam and I stand by what I say. Problems? Contact me at [email protected]

I was very disappointed to find the links in this workbook did not provide the promised materials. Please let me know how I can access those resources.

The concept has been repeated many times without adding any value. Few questions here and there which could be easily added to the main book.