Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, PracticesHarper & Row, 1974 - 839 sayfa Drucker looks at management from a task orientated point of view. In Part I he looks at management first from the outside and studies the dimensions of the tasks and the requirements to each of them. Topics include - The task, business performance, performance in the service institution, productive work and the achieving worker, social impacts and social responsibilities. In Part II he looks at the work of the organization and the skills of management. Topics include - The manager's work and jobs, managerial skills and managerial organization. The third section deals with top management, its tasks, its structures and its strategies. Though Drucker stresses the task aspect of management he also focuses on the manager, asking, what does the manager have to know, or understand and be equal to his task. Average reading. |
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MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE | 1 |
The Management Boom and Its Lessons | 11 |
The New Challenges | 27 |
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