"Who Moved My Cheese?" is much used in corporate settings. Employees are ordered to read the book, to write reports about the book, to break into groups and discuss the book.

Who Moved My Cheese is the story of four characters – two mice (Scurry and Sniff) and two little people (Hem and Haw) – living in a maze searching for cheese.

Sept. 8 marks the 20th anniversary of Spencer Johnson’s “Who Moved My Cheese?,” one of the most unlikely bestsellers in American publishing. Since 1998, when it first appeared in print, this ...

In Ken Blanchard’s book Who Moved My Cheese? he created four imaginary characters: Sniff, Scurry, Hem and Haw, who are in a maze looking for cheese. The cheese is a metaphor for what we want in ...

Who Moved My Cheese?, the popular change management book by Spencer Johnson, is a well-known story that leads the characters and the reader to one important key conclusion: “If you do not change ...

Who Moved My Cheese—To the Grill? Beloved in other parts of the world, delicious cheeses made for grilling are poised to catch fire stateside.

For a story about two mice and two "little people" trapped in a maze looking for cheese, the story in Dr. Spencer Johnson’s novel “Who Moved My Cheese” holds a lot of relevance to those ...

Instead, the teenagers are used to illustrate how Who Moved My Cheese? can be a useful analogy for real-life problems. Unfortunately, the characters do not speak or behave like real-life teens ...

The story follows four characters, mice named Sniff and Scurry, and two “Littlepeople,” Hem and Haw. They happily search through a maze and find their cheese at “Cheese Station C” day ...

The famous #1 bestselling book, Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson, M.D. is about a parable that reveals profound truths about unexpected change. The story is about characters that live in a ...