Manager with outstanding results

Author: Peter Drucker
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Publish Date: 2008-01-01
Features: Peter Drucker's book "The Effective Executive" has been translated into 37 languages and is a bestseller in over 130 countries, becoming a classic must-read for global managers! "As soon as the name Peter Drucker is mentioned, countless ears will perk up in the jungle of business." – Harvard Business Review. The well-known figures around us, whether Peter Senge, the advocate of the Fifth Discipline, Philip Kotler, the father of marketing, John Kotter, a master of leadership, or Andy Grove, CEO of Intel, Bill Gates, Chairman of Microsoft, or Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric, have all been inspired and influenced by Peter Drucker in terms of management thought and practice. Mr. Drucker is called the master of masters not only because he is the founder of modern management and the creator of Management by Objectives, but also because his insights in areas such as marketing, innovation, change, strategy, knowledge management, and the challenges of 21st-century managers have benefited many management masters and successful entrepreneurs. Zhang Ruimin of Haier Group has also benefited greatly: "I have become a Drucker enthusiast and have been searching for his works everywhere. Reading his books is a pleasure because they often bring enlightenment. This book, 'The Effective Executive,' is my favorite—I’ve read it so many times that it’s always fresh. Especially when facing the uncertainties of the market and the challenges of global competition, I can always find new insights in the book." "My core philosophy at General Electric comes from Peter Drucker." – Jack Welch, former CEO of General Electric. "Of all the management books, Drucker's work has influenced me the most." – Bill Gates, Chairman of Microsoft. "Drucker is my hero in my heart. His works and thoughts are very clear and stand out among those who are about trendy ideas." – Andy Grove, Chairman of Intel. Forbes' cover story called him "still the youngest mind." Business Week directly called him "the enduring management thinker of our time." "If the greatest invention of the 20th century is management, then Peter Drucker is undoubtedly the greatest inventor." – American Management Association. Effectiveness can be learned! In this way, ordinary people can achieve extraordinary things.