Here is an audio version of the bestseller that has become a classic of business literature and continues to lead over the past 50 years.

Alfred Sloan was one of the co-owners of the Hyatt factory, bought by the founder of General Motors in 1916. Entering the directorate, Sloan seven years later received an offer to become president of the corporation, and after another 40 he wrote this book. This is a reasoned story of one of the largest corporations. The main advantage of the book is that it describes not only “how” the company worked under the leadership of Alfred Sloan, but also “why” he did it that way.

This story is the quintessence of personal experience in leading a giant industry, an inside look to dramatic business management events. It became a bestseller in 1963 when it was first published in the US. Even today, Bill Gates considers My Years at General Motors one of his indispensable business books.

For Apple devices, a computer with iTunes installed is required to play the file correctly.