Gino WickmanWhat the Heck Is EOS?: A Complete Guide for Employees in Companies Running on EOS

Simple read and easy to understand concepts of Eos. It wasn’t over complicated with examples but just enough for any one in a company to get the basics of EOS

Great examples. Clear and concise examples walk the reader through practical implementation. Also, this material offers great examples and tools for immediate use. This concept is so easy. Yet, as suggested, most organization members are so busy, they fail to slow down long enough and reset. Thank you.

We've been implementing Traction for the last 6 months, and this book was the perfect hand out to our managers to give them a layperson's understanding of what EOS is, and how it impacts them. Would have been nice if it was available in paperback.

What the Heck Is EOS? is an excellent guide for employees working in companies that use the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS). It breaks down the concepts in a simple, easy-to-understand way, helping team members understand how EOS works, why it matters, and how they fit into the bigger picture.The book is well-organized, practical, and filled with real-world examples, making it a great resource for both new and experienced employees. It explains core EOS tools like Rocks, Level 10 Meetings, and Scorecards in a way that’s engaging and actionable.If your company runs on EOS and you want a straightforward, helpful guide to navigating the system, this book is a must-read. Highly recommend!

I was asked to read this by my employer, and I definitely see why that it has clear processes and information that helps any organization to move forward and give their employees the clarity they need to move the needle.

A great overview of foundational concepts of what structured healthy functioning businesses should all constantly strive to achieve. Great for Employees and Managers.

This book, changed the way our business ran on a daily basis. It lays out what the EOS platform is, and explains it clearly and consiely. It shows you what to expect if you implement EOS as your company operating system. It is how people talk to each other, how meetings become efficient, how clear lines of direction are created and followed. Our business has been using EOS for 5 years, and we would not be in business today if we had not moved to this.Game Changer -

It’s hard for me to be negative about this book because the concept of the EOS program have inspired a wonderful change in how my company is run. We were assigned to read the book to help us understand the process behind the changes. The book was a simple concept fleshed out with fluff, over promises and repetition - not for emphasis but to take this from a pamphlet to a book. I like EOS a lot but not because of its presentation here.