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Summary of the Eight Attributes of Management Excellence. Abstract |
Tom Peters Bob Waterman |
The Eight Attributes of Management Excellence of Tom Peters and Bob Waterman were described in their management classic "In Search of Excellence" (
The 8 Attributes of Management Excellence are:
The last attribute (Simultaneous loose-tight Properties) is a summary of the other 7, according to Peters and Waterman. "Simultaneous loose-tight properties is in essence the coexistence of firm central direction and maximum individual autonomy... Organizations that live by the loose-tight principle are on the one hand rigidly controlled, yet at the same time allow (indeed, insist on) autonomy, entrepreneurship, and innovation from the rank and file". T I P : Here you can discuss and learn a lot more about management excellence. Compare with Eight Attributes of Management Excellence: Fourteen Points of Management | Five Disciplines | Ten Principles of Reinvention | Theory XYZ | BPR |
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