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'...if I were allowed only one book on management to take with me on my desert island, I would certainly take this one.' The Director
'..Drucker brings to bear a nimble pen, an agile mind and a rare dose of common sense.' The Daily Telegraph
'..Drucker brings to bear a nimble pen, an agile mind and a rare dose of common sense.' The Daily Telegraph
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In this classic text, Peter Drucker studies how modern-day managers, whether in business or public service, can perform effectively. He takes an international view, exploring management problems in Great Britain, Western Europe, Japan, and Latin
America, and suggests how these problems can be tackled.
The interactions between manager, the institution and the social and cultural environment are penetratingly examined, and the book is enhanced by telling examples from a wide spectrum of experience.
The essence of management is performance. And it is the management and managers of our institutions - business and government, educational and multinational - that will determine our future. The purpose of this landmark study is to prepare today's and tomorrow's managers for their tasks and responsibilities and to enable them to meet the formidable challenge ahead.
A landmark study for today's and tomorrow's managers
Shows how modern-day managers can perform effectively
Drucker's most comprehensive text
America, and suggests how these problems can be tackled.
The interactions between manager, the institution and the social and cultural environment are penetratingly examined, and the book is enhanced by telling examples from a wide spectrum of experience.
The essence of management is performance. And it is the management and managers of our institutions - business and government, educational and multinational - that will determine our future. The purpose of this landmark study is to prepare today's and tomorrow's managers for their tasks and responsibilities and to enable them to meet the formidable challenge ahead.
A landmark study for today's and tomorrow's managers
Shows how modern-day managers can perform effectively
Drucker's most comprehensive text
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Management may be the most important innovation of this century - and the one most directly affecting the young educated people in colleges and universities who will be tomorrow's 'knowledge workers' in managed institutions, and their managers the day after tomorrow. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
Management may be the most important innovation of this century - and the one most directly affecting the young educated people in colleges and universities who will be tomorrow's 'knowledge workers' in managed institutions, and their managers the day after tomorrow. Read the first page
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