Restart thinking

Author: (USA) Tom Peters
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The world of management is always in a state of turbulence and chaos. In this context, only innovation is the path to survival. Facing this situation, how should individuals and organizations survive through innovation? Focus on expanding company assets rather than trying to minimize costs; practice organized forgetting, strategic forgetting; turn every office worker into an entrepreneur; "I represent the company!" Take immediate responsibility for change! The insightful and creative management master Tom Peters has compiled five years of thought in this book, re-examining the meaning of "innovation," teaching you to restart your thinking and continuously discover unlimited opportunities on the path of innovation. Around the highest guiding principle of "innovation," Tom Peters proposes 15 innovative concepts: "Distance is dead," "Destruction is justified," "The art of forgetting," "Everyone is a Michelangelo," and more. These concepts form a vibrant and comprehensive survival manual for businesses and individuals, helping them continuously discover unlimited opportunities on the path of innovation. It can be said that what it advocates is a "brainware revolution" for both hardware and software. Practicing it as Peter suggests will bring earth-shattering changes to your organization, your career, and yourself.