The Practice of Management 管理的實踐
內容概要
A classic since its publication in 1954,
The Practice of Management
was the first book to look at management
as a whole and being a manager as a separate responsibility.
The Practice of Management
created the discipline of modern management practices.
Readable, fundamental, and basic,
it remains an essential book for students,
aspiring managers, and seasoned professionals.
講解
A classic since its publication in 1954,
The Practice of Management
was the first book to look at management
as a whole and being a manager as a separate responsibility.
The Practice of Management
created the discipline of modern management practices.
Readable, fundamental, and basic,
it remains an essential book for students,
aspiring managers, and seasoned professionals.
語言點
classic 經典（著作）
Her daughter is particulary likes reading the classics
of Chinese literature.
He recommended me a classic book on Buddhism.
classical 古典的
classical music 古典音樂
classical literature 古典文學
look at…as 把…看作…
John is looked at as the best basketball player in his class.
regard as / consider as
look upon …as… / think…as / figure…as
I looked upon you as a close friend.
The Introduction - The Nature of Management
- consists of three chapters.
Within the first chapter Drucker explains
that "the manager is the dynamic,
life-giving element in every business" and that management"
is the organ of society specifically charged
with making resources productive,
that is, with the responsibility
for organized economic advance."
講解
The Introduction - The Nature of Management
- consists of three chapters.
Within the first chapter Drucker explains
that "the manager is the dynamic,
life-giving element in every business
"and that management"
is the organ of society specifically charged
with making resources productive,
that is, with the responsibility
for organized economic advance."
語言點
consist of 組成，構成
One week consists of seven days.
be composed of / make up
be made up of / constitute / comprise
The committee is composed of
/ made up of / consists of 15 members.
15 members constitute / make up / comprise the committee.
life-giving
This kind of food can cause cancer.
cancer-causing
It's a kind of cancer-causing food.
money-making 賺錢的
hard-working 苦干的
good-looking 好看的
labor-saving 省力氣的
that is 那就是, 即
i.e. = that is
We'll meet you in a week, that is, on March 1.
that is to say / in other words / namely
Only one student passed the exam, namely Peter.
In the second chapter Drucker explains that
"management is the least known
and the least understood of our institutions"
and discusses the three functions of management:
managing a business, managing managers,
and to manage workers and work.
講解
The third chapter states
that management faces its first test of its competence
and its hardest task in the then imminent industrial revolution
called `automation'.
Drucker does explain that automation
is not `technical', but primarily a system of concepts,
a concept of the organization of work.
講解
The Practice of Management
A classic since its publication in 1954,
The Practice of Management
was the first book to look at management
as a whole and being a manager as a separate responsibility.
The Practice of Management
created the discipline of modern management practices.
Readable, fundamental, and basic,
it remains an essential book for students,
aspiring managers, and seasoned professionals.
The Introduction - The Nature of Management
- consists of three chapters.
Within the first chapter Drucker explains
that "the manager is the dynamic,
life-giving element in every business" and that management"
is the organ of society specifically charged
with making resources productive,
that is, with the responsibility
for organized economic advance."
In the second chapter Drucker explains that
"management is the least known
and the least understood of our institutions"
and discusses the three functions of management:
managing a business, managing managers,
and to manage workers and work.
The third chapter states
that management faces its first test of its competence
and its hardest task in the then imminent industrial revolution
called `automation'.
Drucker does explain that automation
is not `technical', but primarily a system of concepts,
a concept of the organization of work.
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