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The Effective Executive: Peter F. Drucker 1966
The Effective Executive: Peter F. Drucker 1966
The Effective Executive: Peter F. Drucker 1966
Peter F. Drucker
1966
Effectiveness
!ntelligence" har# ork an# knole#ge are not enough" others must
use our output $results%
&tart ith hat they can #o rather than hat the >o(
reDuires
Focus on the completion of the one task no an# let the situation to
#eci#e hat is next
Decision 6aking
Fee#(ack
Effective Decisions
Decision is a >u#gement
*alance (eteen 8@lmost right9 an# 8Pro(a(ly =rong9
;ight #ecisions gro out of the clash an# conflict of #ivergent opinions
;ight #ecisions gro on the consi#eration of competing alternatives
Events are not facts" e must have a criterion of relevance
People alays start ith an opinion
6ost look for facts that alrea#y fit the conclusions that they have reache#.
Tra#itional measurements are often not the right measurements
+ook for #ifferent ays to measure success.
Don,t make a #ecision until there is #isagreement.
The right #ecision #eman#s a#eDuate #isagreement.
Disagreements is the (irth of alternatives
Disagreement is nee#e# to stimulate the imagination
Effective Decisions