Welch's 24 Commandments

Author: Jack Welch
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Jack Welch's Classic Theory Simply Explained - A World-Class Managers' Training Manual For managers worldwide, Jack Welch is an iconic legend. Over 20 years, he transformed GE, a massive company plagued by chronic issues, into a healthy, efficient, vibrant, and highly competitive corporate giant. For years, GE's miracle has left people in awe, and Welch's management philosophy has become a classic example in the field of management. This book is a practical management guide tailor-made for corporate leadership and employees, helping people directly learn and apply Welch's behavioral principles and successful business strategies. It conveys the cultural power behind the strategy at every turn, making it easier for companies to build a unique management culture based on their own circumstances. Jack Welch's 24 Commandments breaks down this "global CEO's" profound management philosophy into 24 commandments, each pointing out a traditional management misconception and offering an innovative solution. Like 24 lessons taught personally by Welch, the content of each lesson is practical, and each lesson is a door leading to a deep, wise, and vast core of thought. World-class companies, while deeply studying the "GE Model" and "Welch Magic," also regard this highly practical guide as the preferred employee training manual. As Welch said, inspiring everyone's creativity is the fundamental way to win. You can use a short time to help you and your employees grasp the leadership secrets of Welch, the 8th Chairman of GE, who ruled for 20 years and changed the fate of world-class companies, and improve corporate performance. Guide your employees to adopt the Welch model, giving them the courage and wisdom to be invincible:
◎ Face reality
◎ Turn change into a competitive weapon
◎ Challenge tradition
◎ Overcome fear
◎ Overcome bureaucracy
◎ Seize every opportunity
◎ Aim high
◎ No boundaries
◎ Motivate others
◎ Brainstorm
◎ Enjoy work

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