The Book of Leadership Wisdom: Classic Writings by Legendary Business LeadersISBN: 978-0-471-29455-9
Hardcover
512 pages
October 1998
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THE NECESSARY QUALITIES.
Harold S. Geneen: Leadership.
Andrew S. Grove: Taking the Hype Out of Leadership
Katherine Graham: If "Business Credibility" Means Anything.
Chester I. Barnard: The Active Qualities of Leaders.
A. Montgomery Ward: The Elements of Personal Power.
Roberto C. Goizueta: The Real Essence of Business.
DEALING WITH ADVERSITY.
H. Ross Perot: Business Leaders: It's Up to Us to Recover the Industrial Leadership.
John F. Welch, Jr.: Global Competitiveness: America in the Eye of the Hurricane.
Rene C. McPherson: The People Principle.
Max DePree: Roving Leadership.
Olive Ann Beech: The Woman Executive.
J. Paul Getty: The Businessman at Bay.
VISIONS OF PROGRESS.
Thomas A. Edison: Machine and Progress.
David Sarnoff: The Fabulous Future.
Robert N. Noyce: Innovation: The Fruit of Success.
Charles B. Wang: Techno Vision.
Bill Gates: A View from Olympus.
EVOLVING PERSPECTIVES ON LABOR.
William Randolph Hearst: Labor Relations: The Division of Wealth.
Daniel Guggenheim: Some Thoughts on Industrial Unrest.
William Cooper Procter: How We Divide with Our Men.
Frederick Coolidge Crawford: Good Human Relations: The Solution of Labor Problems.
Harry A. Bullis: Business and Labor.
Frederick W. Smith: Creating an Empowering Environment for Alll Employees.
COMPANY CULTURE.
David Packard: Trust in People.
Rober D. Haas: Ethics: A Global Business Challenge.
Sir Adrian Cadbury: Ethical Managers Makes Their Own Rules.
An Wang: Responsibility.
Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield: Lead with Your Values.
Akio Morita: American and Japanese Styles.
HABITS AND IDIOSYNCRACIES.
John H. Johnson: Failure Is a Word I Don't Accept.
Kemmons Wilson: Take Your Idea and See It Through.
Ray Kroc: Self-Discipline Calles Key to Success.
Dave Thomas: The Wonder of Routine.
Sandra L. Kurtzig: In the Public Eye.
Willard F. Rockwell, Jr.: Reviewing Youself.
William Wrigley, Jr.: I Never Make an Appointment.
A. P. Giannini: I Answer the Telephone Myself.
MOTIVATORS AND MENTORS.
Ralph Lazarus: The Case of the Oriental Rug.
John H. Patterson: How I Get My Ideas Across.
Louis F. Swith: G. F. Swift: I Can Raise Better Men Than I Can Hire.
Andrew Carnegie: The Secret of Business Is the Management of Men.
Charles W. Patterson: Business Is a Young Man's Game.
T. Coleman du Pont: Are You a Job-Holder or a Result-Getter?
Theodore N. Vail: The Making of a Successful Businessman.
LEADING REVOLUTION.
Lawrence A. Bossidy: Reality-Based Leadership: Changes in the Workplace.
Robert W. Galvin: Real Leader Create Industries.
Lillian Vernon: Growth.
Thomas J. Watson. Jr.: Reorganization.
Michael D. Eisner: Managing a Creative Organization.
Linda J. Wachner: Do It Now!
J. Willard Marriott, Jr.: Preserve Order Amid Change.
Henry Ford: How to Keep a Business Growing.
Chronology.
Author Index.
Acknowledgments.
Notes.
Credits and Sources.
Index.
Harold S. Geneen: Leadership.
Andrew S. Grove: Taking the Hype Out of Leadership
Katherine Graham: If "Business Credibility" Means Anything.
Chester I. Barnard: The Active Qualities of Leaders.
A. Montgomery Ward: The Elements of Personal Power.
Roberto C. Goizueta: The Real Essence of Business.
DEALING WITH ADVERSITY.
H. Ross Perot: Business Leaders: It's Up to Us to Recover the Industrial Leadership.
John F. Welch, Jr.: Global Competitiveness: America in the Eye of the Hurricane.
Rene C. McPherson: The People Principle.
Max DePree: Roving Leadership.
Olive Ann Beech: The Woman Executive.
J. Paul Getty: The Businessman at Bay.
VISIONS OF PROGRESS.
Thomas A. Edison: Machine and Progress.
David Sarnoff: The Fabulous Future.
Robert N. Noyce: Innovation: The Fruit of Success.
Charles B. Wang: Techno Vision.
Bill Gates: A View from Olympus.
EVOLVING PERSPECTIVES ON LABOR.
William Randolph Hearst: Labor Relations: The Division of Wealth.
Daniel Guggenheim: Some Thoughts on Industrial Unrest.
William Cooper Procter: How We Divide with Our Men.
Frederick Coolidge Crawford: Good Human Relations: The Solution of Labor Problems.
Harry A. Bullis: Business and Labor.
Frederick W. Smith: Creating an Empowering Environment for Alll Employees.
COMPANY CULTURE.
David Packard: Trust in People.
Rober D. Haas: Ethics: A Global Business Challenge.
Sir Adrian Cadbury: Ethical Managers Makes Their Own Rules.
An Wang: Responsibility.
Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield: Lead with Your Values.
Akio Morita: American and Japanese Styles.
HABITS AND IDIOSYNCRACIES.
John H. Johnson: Failure Is a Word I Don't Accept.
Kemmons Wilson: Take Your Idea and See It Through.
Ray Kroc: Self-Discipline Calles Key to Success.
Dave Thomas: The Wonder of Routine.
Sandra L. Kurtzig: In the Public Eye.
Willard F. Rockwell, Jr.: Reviewing Youself.
William Wrigley, Jr.: I Never Make an Appointment.
A. P. Giannini: I Answer the Telephone Myself.
MOTIVATORS AND MENTORS.
Ralph Lazarus: The Case of the Oriental Rug.
John H. Patterson: How I Get My Ideas Across.
Louis F. Swith: G. F. Swift: I Can Raise Better Men Than I Can Hire.
Andrew Carnegie: The Secret of Business Is the Management of Men.
Charles W. Patterson: Business Is a Young Man's Game.
T. Coleman du Pont: Are You a Job-Holder or a Result-Getter?
Theodore N. Vail: The Making of a Successful Businessman.
LEADING REVOLUTION.
Lawrence A. Bossidy: Reality-Based Leadership: Changes in the Workplace.
Robert W. Galvin: Real Leader Create Industries.
Lillian Vernon: Growth.
Thomas J. Watson. Jr.: Reorganization.
Michael D. Eisner: Managing a Creative Organization.
Linda J. Wachner: Do It Now!
J. Willard Marriott, Jr.: Preserve Order Amid Change.
Henry Ford: How to Keep a Business Growing.
Chronology.
Author Index.
Acknowledgments.
Notes.
Credits and Sources.
Index.