Running Things: The Art of Making Things Happen

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McGraw-Hill Education, 1986 - Business & Economics - 253 pages
Become A ``Natural Born'' Leader. The art of leadership can be learned. It's all in Running Things: The Art of Making Things Happen, by well-renowned management expert Phil Crosby. Whether you want to run a boy scout troop or a multinational corporation, you'll discover the secrets of organizing and motivating people in an entertaining, fun-to-read style, You'll get practical guidance on: how to increase productivity and eliminate turnover; how to step forward and take control of any group; how to get people to put out 110% every time; how to guarantee that things will always happen on time; how to establish goals people want to meet; how to keep creative people happy; how to avoid personal ``burnout''; how to make everyone feel they're a part of the team; how to handle change quickly and painlessly.

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Contents

The Purpose of an Organization
1
The Role of the Leader
9
Establishing
29
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About the author (1986)

Phillip B. Crosby has had 39 years of hands-on experience as a quality management professional and an executive. While with Martin Marietta he created the concept of ZZeroDefects. During 14 years as Vice-President of the ITT Corporation he was responsible for quality worldwide in 87 divisions. In 1979 he founded Phillip Crosby Associates, Inc. (PCA), which became the world's largest quality management consulting firm. Each year 20,000 executives and managers attaend the Quality College of PCA.In 1991 he retired from PCA and now serves as Chairman of Career IV, Inc., in Maitland, Florida, spending his time working with those who would become executives, and speaking to groups.His other books include Quality is Free, Running Things, The Eternally Successful Organization, Let's Talk Quality, Leadeing, and The Art of Getiing Your Own Sweet Way.

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