Elite management of seven principles (1)

Elite management of seven principles: [1] [2]

Keyword: enterprise management leadership elite rule management management of war

Oxford management commentary (oxford.) Roundup:

The elite are the stars in the enterprise, all with independent thought and style, leaders must through meaningful activities, through interaction and mutual understanding and cooperation, when they feel responsible for the creation of the company history of mission is more United.

United States in 1990-1991 and 2003 2nd attack on Iraq, the world of evaluation are completely different.

1990-1991, when Iraq attacks and occupation of Kuwait, the old Bush succeeded in integrating national strength, and obtain the consent of the United Nations, adopted the policy of delaying, defeated Iraq, have extremely high evaluation.

But in 2003, the small Bush to beat al Shan, also hope to gain the support of States and the United Nations agreed that the results of both is not successful, Bush still insisted on sending troops, while down Al Shan, but have not been recognized around the world.

2 time of Iraq war, the 2-digit United States presidential leadership, George Bush is based on the position of the expulsion of the invaders as a call to successfully gain recognition from national leaders, ' out of the famous. Bush the United States based on individual interests, want troops to Iraq, Germany, France 2 leaders of the opposition, or willful, the victory was unable to let the people served.

Whether in politics or business, the leader's success is not in the position, job title, resource, or personal charisma, but in its leadership, especially in the face of a group of elite, the leader of convincing as possible is important.

Each area has many elite, they are a group of outstanding, competence, but also the least likely to be leading people, how successful leadership elite leaders is great challenges. Duff, University (Tufus University), Professor, school of law and diplomacy Jess Walter-Sarah Djalma (Jeswald W. Salacuse) leadership elites must adhere to the following seven principles: