Ensure the completion of tasks with 40 details of military-style management

Author: Su Weilun
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Military-style management changes business thinking. — Jack Welch
A hundred years ago, when large enterprises first appeared, the only organizational structure they could imitate was the military. — Peter Drucker
Those who excel in warfare cultivate themselves and preserve their methods. — Sun Tzu
Discipline must be improved, orders must be executed firmly, and unity between officers and soldiers must be maintained. No phenomenon that undermines discipline is allowed to exist. — Mao Zedong
A military commander should do what is necessary to accomplish the mission. His task is 80% about inspiring the courage of his soldiers. — George S. Patton
Running a company, especially starting a new one, is no different from fighting a battle. Markets and competition change non-stop. Your stock price is falling. Facing the shock, you must remain calm. — Mark Hoffman (Chairman and CEO of CommerceOne, West Point graduate of 1969)
In recent years, the business world has been swept by a wave of military-style cultural management. Learning from the military to manage has become the most popular topic among current entrepreneurs. The 40 management details in this book are the most fundamental, effective, and important aspects of military-style management. In each detail, representative stories from military management and business management are used, with an effort to make the two stories complement each other, allowing readers to subconsciously transplant the essence of military management into business management through relaxed reading. More importantly, after each detail, a set of practical operational methods is summarized, which businesses can learn from and adopt to implement military-style management methods, building a first-class workforce that obeys orders, has a strong work ethic, moves in unison, and reacts swiftly.