Observer management master Drucker's memoirs

Author: (USA) Peter F. Drucker (Druker, P.F.), translated by Liao Yuejuan
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Features: The purpose of writing this book is to portray some extraordinary individuals and their unconventional ways. It can be considered a collection of short stories, with each chapter standing independently. I hope to present a picture of society, capturing and conveying the essence, charm, and feelings that this generation may find difficult to imagine, such as interwar Europe, Roosevelt's New Deal era, and post-World War II America. In fact, as early as the Kennedy administration, the idea of writing this book began to take shape. Those years are already as distant and unreachable to my children, my students, and many young friends as Nineveh and Ashur in the ancient kingdom of Assyria. The Observer is not only a great book but also one of Drucker's most important works, a book that Drucker enthusiasts should not miss, and a must-read to understand Drucker. I sincerely recommend it to all managers—I know that the time people spend reading a book whose title does not include "management" or "leadership" is very limited, but if possible, please open this book and start reading.