Details are devilish

Author: Barbara Pachter (USA), translated by Zhang Hong
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: In the era of thin margins, survival depends on meticulous attention to detail. Whether you are a manager or an individual employee, it is essential to practice self-detail management to navigate the business world with ease. This book addresses every possible detail issue you may encounter in business activities. Here, you can reinvent yourself and move towards success. Mies van der Rohe, one of the greatest architects of the 20th century, was asked to describe the reason for his success in one sentence. He simply replied with five words: "Details are." Similarly, in today's business activities, paying attention to details has become increasingly important. Strong and successful companies are those that have put significant effort into competing in the details. Without a consciousness of attention to detail, our business activities can bring many troubles, and sometimes even determine the success or failure of a company. The era of refined management has arrived, demanding that management be thorough. There are no small matters in management. Management guru Peter Drucker once said that to assess a company's management, one must look at how well it handles details. He even jokingly said that walking into the restroom could determine the level of a company's management. In today's era, it is an era where details determine victory. To remain invincible in market competition, businesses must focus on detail management. Only by implementing details in management practice can the blueprint of a company's plan be meaningful. Barbara Pachter has diagnosed and treated many famous companies. In this book, she helps us understand that success in business requires a focus on details.