Efficient Management: The 35 Golden Rules Every Manager Should Know: The 35 Golden Rules Every Manager Should Know

Author: David Packley
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: For business operators and managers, this is a good era because past successful models do not necessarily continue to be effective. But it also seems to be a bad era because it appears there is a lack of "maps" and "compasses." Among the numerous management concepts, from an optimistic perspective, it can be said to be "a hundred flowers bloom, a hundred schools contend"; from a pessimistic perspective, it can also be said to be "no clear consensus, lost and confused." Faced with this phenomenon, business operators and managers may not experience the panic of the end of the century, desperately searching for the so-called "corporate witchcraft," but most will feel a mix of anxiety and unease between the old and the new. At this time, David Packley's book "Effective Management" provides universal principles for businesses, which is truly exciting. The management that Packley demands is fundamentally condensed from the essence of the thoughts of management masters. In this regard, whether it is Drucker's profound insights or the sharp perspectives and in-depth analysis of Handy, Kent, Peters, and Senge, they cannot cover all aspects of management. David Packley absorbs the essence of their management concepts and innovates upon them, condensing the universal principles of the field of management into this book. Due to his hard work, we are able to grasp and enjoy the brand-new management concepts in the shortest time, learning and mastering the true essence of effective management.