Planning Systems for Successful Management
Planning Systems for Successful Management
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Views are distorted, tempers are high, impatience sets in and expedience for bypassing the problem prevails. Procedures which are designed to get the organization out of a particular crisis are often elevated to policies and strategic plans, only to lead the organization into the next crisis.
Crises are mostly oriented toward the past and the present. Planning is aimed toward the future. Crises need fast action. Planning needs serenity and contemplative deliberation. The actions which are neces...sary to get an organization out of a crisis it finds itself are not the ones which will prevent it from falling into the next one. To illustrate, a firefighter mostly does things instinctively and without much creative thinking. He is conditioned through drill and practice to respond fast without challeng- ing premtces or even thinking while he fights the fire. The one whose task is to develop a strategy and policies for preventing fires, however, thinks a great deal but operationally does very little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Views are distorted, tempers are high, impatience sets in and expedience for bypassing the problem prevails. Procedures which are designed to get the organization out of a particular crisis are often elevated to policies and strategic plans, only to lead the organization into the next crisis.
Crises are mostly oriented toward the past and the present. Planning is aimed toward the future. Crises need fast action. Planning needs serenity and contemplative deliberation. The actions which are neces...sary to get an organization out of a crisis it finds itself are not the ones which will prevent it from falling into the next one. To illustrate, a firefighter mostly does things instinctively and without much creative thinking. He is conditioned through drill and practice to respond fast without challeng- ing premtces or even thinking while he fights the fire. The one whose task is to develop a strategy and policies for preventing fires, however, thinks a great deal but operationally does very little.
What to read after Planning Systems for Successful Management?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zenon S Zannetos to read onlineMoreLess
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