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Book · 2014 · Organizational change

THE ALLIANCE

Managing Talent in the Networked Age

by Reid Hoffman, Ben Casnocha, Chris Yeh, Miguel Marqués Muñoz · Recommended by 3 people on 4 podcasts

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He was last year in long time ago August of 2014 alongside Ben Koka discussing LinkedIn in their book The Alliance.
Russ Roberts · EconTalk · Jan 2025 Listen at 0:17

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We developed the idea of the Jedi tours of duty along with his book the Alliance he says there are three different tours of duty rotational transformational and foundational.
Jordan Harbinger The Jordan Harbinger Show · Jun 2019
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So the first book was the startup of you the second one was the alliance.
Pamela Paul The Book Review · Oct 2018
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We there's this thing called uh that reed hoffman wrote his book called the alliance.
On the show My First Million · May 2021

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Why people recommend it

THE ALLIANCE by Reid Hoffman, Ben Casnocha, Chris Yeh, and Miguel Marqués Muñoz is a business book that reframes the employer-employee relationship around the concept of tours of duty in the modern startup era. Russ Roberts mentioned the book on EconTalk, recalling an earlier appearance where Reid Hoffman discussed LinkedIn alongside his co-author Ben Casnocha. Pamela Paul listed the title on The Book Review while discussing Reid Hoffman's series of entrepreneurial books following his previous work The Startup of You. On My First Million, the host brought up the book to discuss employee tenure and how tech startups should properly manage staff departures. Jordan Harbinger mentioned The Alliance on The Jordan Harbinger Show while introducing the core framework of Jedi tours of duty, noting the book's breakdown into three distinct types: rotational, transformational, and foundational tours. Across these podcast appearances, the book provided a valuable framework for contemporary management theory, helping hosts and guests explore innovative ways to structure modern workplaces, foster mutual trust, and align individual career ambitions with organizational goals in dynamic industries.

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Jordan Harbinger we developed the idea of the Jedi tours of duty along with his book the Alliance he says there are three di… 1
Discussed
“we developed the idea of the Jedi tours of duty along with his book the Alliance he says there are three different tours of duty rotational transformational and foundational”
Pamela Paul so the first book was the startup of you the second one was the alliance 1
Discussed
“so the first book was the startup of you the second one was the alliance”
Russ Roberts He was last year in long time ago August of 2014 alongside Ben Koka discussing LinkedIn in their book The A… 1
Discussed
“He was last year in long time ago August of 2014 alongside Ben Koka discussing LinkedIn in their book The Alliance”
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“we there's this thing called uh that reed hoffman wrote his book called the alliance”

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“He's the co-author of four best-selling books, The Startup of You, The Alliance, Blitzscaling, and his newest book, with the same name of his podcast, Masters of Scale, Surprising Truths from the world's most successful entrepreneurs.”
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“second book is the Alliance as part of what I was writing about in the Alliance and part of it was it's no longer career ladder”
Plugged
“the important thing and this is part of the Alliance in the book was to say actually in fact staying synched and being being forthright and being well allied with the companies you're at with the managers you're working with”
Passing
“I also want to mentioned that you have a co-author on this book and your previous book The Alliance Chris yay”