Every action that does not bring a company closer to its goal is not productive." But what is the goal?įollowing Jonah's clues, Alex mobilizes his team at the plant to find ways to improve the flow of production and somehow ship the huge backlog of orders on time. For example: " Every action that brings a company closer to its goal is productive. Jonah takes on complex subjects like "productivity" and defines them in simple terms. However, it is a decent book.Given three months to turn the plant around, Alex chances to bump into his old Physics professor, Jonah, who challenges his thinking and gives a series of clues about how to save the division. It does feel a little jumpy at times, and it could be deemed as too cluttered with characters. The Goal offers a great romance with two likeable characters.
Simply because of the character appearances, and also because this plot sort of begins and takes place in The Score. But I’m not so it felt cluttered with random characters who were supposed to seem familiar.Īlthough it is not necessary to read the other books in the series, I would recommend that you do if you plan to read this one. I think that if I had been dedicated to this series it would not have bothered me because I would know them.
I can’t really credit this as a con because it is mainly my fault, but I felt like there were too many side characters. So when past characters kept showing up, I had no idea who they were. I had read the other books in this series, however, I do not entirely remember names or storylines. In the book and in some reviews, a lot of people had problems with her, but I liked her. I liked that Sabrina was so focused on her dreams. He was extremely mature, and I really liked him as a character. This was very nice because it destroyed the instalove trope. I enjoyed that Sabrina mentioned that it was not love at first sight for her. With a story like this, I feel progression is an important main aspect to the plot. It was hard to see how much time has passed, and it felt kind of jumpy. Time moved extremely fast in some places and slow in others. And like mentioned earlier, I kept waiting for it to happen, which made the beginning of the book drag on.Īnother issue I encountered was that there was no concept of time. If it had not been spoiled, I would have been okay with that because it would have been unexpected.
Since the main plot is spoiled in the summary, I kept waiting for it to happen. One issue I had with this story is that the pacing was extremely slow in the beginning. I understood their motives and reasoning for doing what they did. Also, we got to see the individual character’s grow. Sometimes unnecessary added drama is involved or I feel distanced as a reader and do not really connect to the story. I usually try to stay away from books with a plotline like this, because I always feel like the book does not do it justice.
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