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Alibaba
- The House That Jack Ma Built
- Lu par : Jim Meskimen
- Durée : 9 h et 9 min
- Catégories : Biographies et mémoires, Professionnels et universitaires

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An engrossing insider's account of how a teacher built one of the world's most valuable companies - rivaling Walmart and Amazon - and forever reshaped the global economy.
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- Tristan
- 02/09/2016
Strange: Best part of story happens "off-screen"
"Alibaba" is a good book despite a near-fatal flaw. The author is an investor and he cares about what investors care about: deal-making, IPO's, threats to valuations, etc. Sometimes he lets that interest overshadow the actual storytelling.
One example is so flagrant it is hilarious. Most of the launch of Alibaba—surely the critical turning point of Jack Ma's life—happens "off-screen." We learn about some deal-making that went into convincing the first employees to join the project. A page or two later we learn about a deal with some early investors, and as a note in that deal Clark mentions Alibaba had by then gained over 250,000 customers. Nothing worth mentioning went into getting their first quarter million customers?
Such moments of early launch play a central role in Isaacson's "Steve Jobs" and Vance's "Elon Musk." In this book, it was left out. The omission leaves a big question open. Clark notes that Ma runs a technology company despite knowing nothing about coding or the internet's machinery . How did he do that? I would like to know. The book skipped over that part.
Clark makes other strange choices. He describes the life story and character of multiple Chinese entrepreneurs and then never returns to them.
And yet, despite all this, it's a good book and it's worth reading. The perspective of an investor on one of the world's highest valued companies is interesting. He appears to do a great job conveying what it's like to do business in China and the history of entrepreneurship in the country. Jack Ma's life makes for a compelling story—despite some of the odd choices in focus.
Should you read Alibaba? Yes. Chinese technology firms are starting to overtake silicon valley ones in a number of arenas. It's a good idea to understand what they are all about, and it's a fun book to do it with. Just join me at rolling your eyes at Clark's investor-myopia.
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- James Qiu
- 27/07/2016
Mispronunciation kills me
While the story is amazing, the obvious lack of effort in correct Chinese pronunciation hurts my ears and takes away so much from the book.
This performance is so vastly different from the likes of "Chaos Monkeys" in which the reader eloquently pronounced various Italian and French phrases.
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- David Yulo
- 11/04/2018
Narrator ruined it for me
Is there anything you would change about this book?
Get a narrator who can actually correctly pronounce the Chinese words.
What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?
The further I listened to the audiobook, the more frustrated I got because the narrator kept reading the Chinese words in the "American way". You'd think with Amazon's resources, they could at least get someone who can pronounce Chinese words correctly. With a book centered around the development and rise of a Chinese technopreneur and a Chinese company with more than a dozen Chinese names and terms, all the mispronounced words made a profoundly negative impact on my listening experience. I myself am not a native Chinese speaker, but the "Americanized" pronunciations made it difficult to correctly search for the names of the various people and companies mentioned in the book - something I often do when I am interested to know more about certain topics.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 12/11/2017
Not a Biography book about Jack Ma
If you are looking for a book about Jack Ma, about his life, ideas, thinking and what/how/why he becomes successful, this is NOT the book for you.
More like a Business report about Alibaba and summary his words from published interview.
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- cassiuswortmann
- 26/10/2016
Interesting story, bad narration
While it did contain some critical info on the development of the China's dotcom industry as well as some bitesized nuggets of Jack Ma wisdom, I found myself continually wincing at the narrator's pronunciation of the names of Chinese individuals and places. However, this is just one of many audiobooks on China blighted by this headache-inducing problem.
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- Nathan
- 30/04/2016
Terrible narration if you know Chinese mars good book
The book itself is both interesting and insightful. As somebody engaged in the China Internet space for work, and consequently very familiar with the content I found learned quite a bit about personalities and backstory delivered in engaging prose. True the book is very pro Jack and BABA but this is not a surprise, and does not obscure facts.
But if you know any Chinese, preparing to spend the entire book alternating between cringing and puzzling over the generally incomprehensible narration of every single Chinese word other than Alibaba, Ma, and Tsai. The inability to select a Chinese speaker to conduct narration on a book about China is inexplicable and disappointing.
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- Amazon Customer
- 07/03/2019
BUTCHERING THE CHINESE LANGUAGE
If you speak any Chinese at all, do yourself a favour and buy the *hard copy*..
The reader completely butchers the Chinese language, to the point where I do not know what city he is talking about.
Not only does he not know how to pronounce any Chinese (which is an integral part of the book), but he often pronounces things differently throughout the book. Example 1 (of many): He first pronounces the city of YiWu correctly, but later begins to pronounce it YiWa... Not sure why.
I can't listen to it anymore unfortunately, in the audiobook it is quite difficult to understand what people, cities, or companies the author is referring to.
Extra minus points to the pronunciation of ZheJiang: "Jzayjeeang" :(
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- sb
- 02/05/2017
Not a very informative or insightful on Jack
I was missing to hear more about Jack management style, growth and personal advice. You won't get it here.
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- Liko
- 22/01/2019
Nice try, but i think narrator can do some more homework.
Really appreciated narrator’s effort, but it would be great if he can spend some extra effort on Chinese pingyin. He pronounced “Shenzhen” as “Sez chuan,” and Li Keqiang as Li qi kwan, and a lot of other mistakes.
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- Ray
- 20/05/2016
AMAZON AND E-BAY COMBINED
A good overview of the Alibaba story. Until I listened to this book, I wasn't aware of the nature of the company, thought that it was just another Amazon, but found that it was more akin to E-Bay.
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- J.A.
- 12/08/2016
Excellent insight on the China Internet Story
I truly appeciated the books' in depth backgroun story on entrepreneurship and the China Internet. It also does a great job at explaining the phenomenom of Alibaba - not in the inspiring Jack Ma style but in a more scientific approach. All in all a great read.
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- Ivan Bil
- 07/02/2021
little about alibaba
too much about alibabas soroundings
too little about alibaba and its problems andhow did they solve them
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- Ferdinand von Arenstorff
- 04/08/2020
Flat
Lacking entrepreneurial substance. Gives a high-Level run through Alibabas history but is fairly light on the entrepreneurial story and effort on Jack. He has built a massive business and apart from some small anecdotes about a small, smelly apartment, all of that effort, struggle, and excelling that one might have hoped for is missed by this book.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 21/07/2019
intresting story but without enough details
the book tells a very interesting story about the uprise of Jack and Ali baba, but I feel like the author is just telling the info he collected from the newspapers about the topic, like no insider information and no secrets. the story is very superficial and misses a lot of details.
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- kmarcel
- 29/04/2019
inspiring
I like it. Nice stories and fun to listen to. Business world inside from china
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- Fynn H.
- 24/02/2019
Sehr informativ, manchmal etwas langatmig
Ein sehr gutes Hörbuch voller wertvoller Informationen, in alle Richtungen. An manchen Stellen war es meiner Meinung nach etwas langatmig.
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- Moritz
- 16/09/2018
interessanter Einblick
macht Lust auf mehr über Jack Ma, scheint ein interessanter und bodenständiger Typ zu sein. zumindest nach diesem Buch.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05/07/2018
loved it
I liked a bit different style of story telling. author is presenting many fact that sometimes is hard to chew it fast and quiet often I needed to rewind 5 minutes. but all in all amazing and inspiring story
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- Jonas L.
- 20/03/2018
Pronunciation Mistakes
The narrator should have been advised how to spell those Chinese word before reading the book. If the pronunciation was just with a heavy accent - okay. But it often is totally wrong.
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- Marco Qiu
- 15/01/2018
More emotion from the reader
Story was great but lacked a bit the no life of Jack. Reader was quite emotionless and could be boring for some listener.
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