When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing

Analyzed on

1,544Total Reviews

Analysis & Strategy

B

Company Review Grade:

38 Total Products

When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing

Analyzed on

Sold by Daniel H. Pink

A

Fakespot review grade

A

This analysis is outdated. Please reanalyze.

Highlights

The AI used to provide these results are constantly improving. These results might change.

Quality

To enhance happiness in all that we do it is important that we are in sync with a goal or objective we work in sync with the te... Read More

A good project manager should split the project into logical milestones celebrate each of them and ensure that the team works w... Read More

Overview

How are reviewers describing this item?
good, pink, great, important and daily.

Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.

Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 1,544 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 16 2022.

Helpful InsightsBETA

The AI used to provide these results are constantly improving. These results might change.

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

In when the scientific secrets of perfect timing pink shows that timing is really a science

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

However i also thought that the book is not a consistently excellent read

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

What stands out about the book is the thorough research daniel pink has taken

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

Please published the book in hindi language many people want to read this book but not available in hindi

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

You can understand to value of hindi language

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

Strangely and counter intuitively the plant would behave the same way even if it were to be kept in darkness completely shut out from sunlight

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

Vigilance breaks that goes through a check list for example can reduce mistakes

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

We tend to be larks as infants owls as teens and third birds in adulthood

Review Count History

Loading...

Price History

Loading...