Strategy and the Fat Smoker: Doing What's Obvious But Not Easy
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We often (or even usually) know what we should be doing in both our personal and professional life. We also know why we should be doing it and (often) how to do it. Real strategy lies not in figuring out what to do, but in devising ways to ensure that, compared to others, we actually do more of what everybody knows they should do. In 18 chapters, Maister explores the fat smoker syndrome and how individuals, managers, and organisations can overcome the temptations of the short-term and actually do what they already know is good for them.
Author: David H. Maister
Format: Hardback, 274 pages, 230mm x 155mm, 604 g
Published: 2008, The Spangle Press, United States
Genre: Management & Business: General
Description
We often (or even usually) know what we should be doing in both our personal and professional life. We also know why we should be doing it and (often) how to do it. Real strategy lies not in figuring out what to do, but in devising ways to ensure that, compared to others, we actually do more of what everybody knows they should do. In 18 chapters, Maister explores the fat smoker syndrome and how individuals, managers, and organisations can overcome the temptations of the short-term and actually do what they already know is good for them.
Strategy and the Fat Smoker: Doing What's Obvious But Not Easy
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