starfish and spider

If a spider's head is cut off, it dies. If a starfish's limb is cut off, another limb grows in its place, and the severed limb turns into a new starfish. This is what the book attempts to apply to the management of companies, factories, and institutions around the world, which it classifies into two types: spider management, which relies on a strict, firm, and uniquely opinionated system based on
On the hierarchy; the starfish system where everyone is of equal importance and authority, for better productivity.
In doing so, he introduces businesspeople and those interested in the secrets of the success of commercial, industrial, and technological companies, through his detailed, written presentation of the experiences of major global companies that have achieved tremendous success, such as Pinterest, Craigslist, Skype, eBay, General Electric, General Motors, and Toyota. He argues that even Osama bin Laden, who ran al-Qaeda from a cave, was able to strengthen and reinforce it because his leadership was unconventional. This indispensable financial and economic guide provides guidance on the optimal management system for practical success in the face of dangerous competition and stifling economic and financial crises worldwide.