Management Lessons from the Great Explorers

伟大探险家的管理课程

管理思想史

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2022年02月21日
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平装
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9780367464332
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234 x 156 mm (6.14 x 9.21
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英文
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The early explorers up through those of the early part of the last century were the supreme users of management practices that have been formalized today.;Their expeditions had all the characteristics of a business project: goal setting, strategizing, applying finite resources, risk-taking, keeping people, dealing with competitors, and many others. During actual expeditions, the leaders faced many risks, issues, and conflicts that challenge the best leaders today, from small to large enterprises. Like all projects and business ventures, the expeditions met their goal, either partially or entirely, and in some cases even exceeded it or failed it completely.Management Lessons from the Great Explorers selects the most famous, and in some cases infamous, explorers to discuss and analyze the good and bad management practices—even though these explorers may have never called them management practices—they used before, during, and even after their expeditions. Each chapter provides historical background about one explorer and the details about their explorations. The chapters then discuss the challenges the explorers faced when planning and executing their expeditions and examine their successes and failures from a management perspective. The book will help managers to Manage unexpected and potentially catastrophic risksSet goals that open up new horizonsCommunicate effectively with team membersLead teams through hardships and difficultiesThe final chapter gives lessons learned that managers may take from the book and apply to their own business undertakings. These lessons include Learning from experienceHaving a strong sponsor and teamRelying on data and informationApplying risk management and adapting to changing circumstances
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