29 LEADERSHIP SECRETS FROM JACK WELCH (豆瓣)

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作者: Robert Slater

ISBN: 9780071409377
页数: 108 页
定价: 92.0
出版社: 7-09999
装帧: 平装
出版年: 2003-11-01

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　　Book Description
　　
　　The first concise book of essential Welch-isms, abridged from the bestselling Get Better or Get Beaten
　　
　　Jack Welch built a career out of fighting waste. 29 Leadership Secrets from Jack Welch follows in Welch's footsteps, boiling the legendary CEO's leadership successes down to 29 strategies that made GE the world's most competitive company--and Welch the world... (展开全部) 　　Book Description
　　
　　The first concise book of essential Welch-isms, abridged from the bestselling Get Better or Get Beaten
　　
　　Jack Welch built a career out of fighting waste. 29 Leadership Secrets from Jack Welch follows in Welch's footsteps, boiling the legendary CEO's leadership successes down to 29 strategies that made GE the world's most competitive company--and Welch the world's most successful and admired CEO.
　　
　　This all-in-one Welch reference updates material from Robert Slater's bestselling Get Better or Get Beaten, and is today's ultimate fast-paced, no-nonsense handbook on the ways of Jack Welch. It taps into the heart of Welch's courage, innovation, and leadership success by examining simple leadership secrets that include:
　　1.Managing less is managing better
　　2.Make quality the job of every employee
　　3.Have global brains and vision
　　
　　From Publishers Weekly
　　
　　Here's a quick read on the leadership principles of the former GE CEO who's often considered one of the 20th century's greatest business leaders. Though his reputation has been somewhat tarnished by his opulent retirement package as well as a messy divorce, his "GE Way" of management is still highly regarded. Slater, a long-time Welch watcher, offers an abridged version of his 2001 Welch tome, Get Better or Get Beaten. This version is perfect for airport reading, though it delivers little of the struggles and setbacks that must have helped form the backbone of Welch's wisdom. Instead we get the platitudes, presented in 29 highly formatted and easy-to-grab chapters. All the instruction is self-evident, told in tiny anecdotes, and followed by a set of "Welch Rules" ("Get the most out of your employees"; "Promote the three 'S's': speed, simplicity, and self-confidence"). There's food for thought here, but not very much of it. This volume's selling point-its brevity-is also its downfall: it feels too much like leadership lite.
　　
　　Book Dimension
　　Height (mm) 203 　　　　　　　 Width (mm) 124　　