Key Point Control -- The Management Method for Achieving Optimal Results: The Management Method for Achieving Optimal Results

Author: Wang Chong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Management pursues "effectiveness" rather than "efficiency." If people cannot distinguish between "effectiveness" and "efficiency," they also cannot differentiate between "doing the right things" and "doing things right." As the saying goes, "Completing unnecessary work with extremely high efficiency is the greatest waste." The amount of water a barrel can hold is often determined by the shortest plank, not the longest; the effectiveness of management activities depends on the weakest link, not the strongest part. This weak link is likely to be the key point that requires careful consideration.