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The Most Peculiar Leadership Model: For a long time, management guru Peter Drucker failed to acknowledge the importance of one major concept of management: leadership. He realized that the basic elements of all business were but two: marketing and innovation, and eventually realized good leadership was essentially a "marketing job." read more
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You Must Know Your Strengths: Drucker wrote that most people think they know their own strengths, but that they are almost invariably wrong. This is because there will always be faults in any individual, even the most effective and successful. If you focus only on avoiding faults to the extent that you ignore your strengths and their development, you will be making a major mistake. read more
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Peter Drucker and the Accomplishing of More with Less: Everyone knows that despite what top leaders sometimes demand, you can’t do more with less— or can you? Drucker said that you could, and went on to prove it. Read on and learn how to do“the impossible” through the genius of Drucker with a little help from a 19th century Italian economist. read more
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Focus on Opportunity: Becoming opportunity focused requires work and thinking. It requires more than slogans. It requires practices that can be practiced. read more
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In Search of “Perfection”: DO Sweat The Small Stuff: We are entering a new era of intense competition with countries that strive for excellence. Indeed, they demand it! To be truly successful, one has to strive to get a little closer to excellence. Hopefully, passion for the work being done drives our need for perfection. read more
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GM vs. Drucker: Management Science vs. Management Practice: Why is getting the "what" right so critical today? In the global information age, managers are inundated with a nonstop flow of real-time information. This information flow brings about change at a breakneck speed unlike anything businesses have experienced before. read more
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If Peter Drucker Rated Leadership in the 2008 Presidential Election: If Peter Drucker—the inventor of management and the chronicler of great leaders—was still alive, he probably would not have been read more
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The Phone Call that Sparked a Discipline: As the author of Inside Drucker’s Brain, the most common question I get asked is: “Who is Peter Drucker, and how did he get started?” I welcome that query, because even those who know Drucker may not know what set him on the path to become the inventor of modern management. read more
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