Griffith's First Lesson for Managers

Author: (USA) Andy Grove
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Strongly recommended by Peter Drucker, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal. Intel founder personally teaches the experience of managing world-class companies, a high-leverage management philosophy applicable to all industries.
I believe most of the tactics in this book will be useful to you. Like you, I am my own boss in my career, and I have to increase my productivity every day to provide better products and services to my customers. The motivation behind writing this book is to propose methods that can increase your value and help all middle-level managers improve productivity.
—Andy Grove
This is an important book that talks about very important things!
—Peter Drucker
This is an organizational management guide that any level of manager can use!
—The New York Times
This excellent book offers countless generous suggestions and insights, making it worth reading!
—The Wall Street Journal
This book introduces the author's 20 years of hard work and crystallization in enterprise management. The entire book is divided into four parts: The Production Line of a Breakfast Store, Winning as a Team, The Art of Driving the Organization, and "The Man Who Made It Happen."