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In Thriving on Chaos, Tom declares that everything known "for sure" about management 15 years earlier is being challenged, and he forecasts (correctly) that the next 15 years would show even more change. In particular, watch out for the common tendency to underplay the role of context and luck, and over-attribute success to things that are easily visible, controllable or flattering.
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This book is out of print, however, used copies or ebook versions can be found through the booksellers below. Focusing on how the business climate has changed, this inspirational book outlines how the new world of business works, explores radical ways of overcoming outdated, traditional company values, and embraces an aggressive strategy that empowers talent and brand-driven organizations where everyone has a voice. See why branding is about nothing more, or less, than heart: What is your organization, why is it here, and how is it unique? After requests from thousands of his seminar participants for paper copies of the visual aids used in his seminars, Tom published The Tom Peters Seminar as his answer.The ideas have been offered in other formats, but this fresh, new presentation has them leaping off the page. The Professional Service Firm50: Fifty Ways to Transform Your "Department" into a Professional Service Firm Whose Trademarks are Passion and Innovation! Each contains 50 essential ideas for making this revolution an opportunity for dramatic change in our own working lives.
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Along with the best of his columns, Peters includes questions and rebuttals that come from readers and listeners, as well as his own candid responses. The emergence of global manufacturing also seemed to catch former greats such as Dana and Raychem on the wrong side. Now, its main message is that EXCELLENCE is the result of many small tasks, all of which can be practiced and mastered. It's built on 210 numbered observations, all with a common bond of stepping out and standing out from the growing crowd of look-alikes.It's loaded with "how-to's," and it challenges its readers to reach beyond reengineering, total quality management, and empowerment, towards reinvention and revolution.
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Four low performers were also swallowed up ( Amdahl, Data General, DEC and Raychem), and three filed for bankruptcy ( Kmart, Wang and Circuit City). And, above all, respect the trend, do everything you can to get ahead of it, and don’t kid yourself that you can fight it.the Quality of the Workforce," to the wildly counterintuitive, "Boring Is Beautiful" and "'Failure'—Celebrate It! This inspiring little book is packed with exhilarating quotes that will urge you to recognize what truly matters at work. We tracked the long-term fortunes of the 50 companies lauded in the seminal business books of the past three decades. The Little BIG Things is a compendium of 163 ways to pursue Excellence—with tips ranging from the blatantly obvious, "Design Is . Ranked as the "greatest business book of all time" in a 2002 poll by Britain's Bloomsbury Publishing, this best-selling business book has long been a must-have for the boardroom, business school, and bedside table.
If you look at the stars versus the failures, the biggest dividing line seems to be their position in relation to a megatrend—either a good one or a bad one. Not surprisingly, he has a great deal to say about how you treat your people, and that your focus should be on striving for Excellence.The relatively predictable environment of the past was vanishing, requiring organizations and managers to embrace flexibility and a total love of change. Another five fell off the list after the period we evaluated, including Kodak’s famous bankruptcy in 2013.
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