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Jim Collins 作 Drucker Day Keynote;Drucker 百歲紀念主題演講 (Jim Collins, 2009);Rick Warren,沒有有效管理的魅力型領導,不僅是無效的,而且是危險的。

Sep 01, 2009

THE DRUCKER SCHOOL AND DRUCKER INSTITUTE ANNOUNCE THE GLOBAL CELEBRATION OF PETER DRUCKER’S 100TH BIRTHDAY


http://www.druckerinstitute.com/link/the-drucker-school-and-drucker-institute-announce-the-global-celebration-of-peter-drucker%E2%80%99s-100th-birthday/



Jim Collins Drucker Day Keynote;Drucker 百歲紀念主題演講  (Jim Collins, 2009)

Jim Collins Drucker Day Keynote

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qZP4kaYcXU
In his Keynote address, Jim Collins looks ahead at our changing world and through that lens, builds upon the timeless principles of Peter Drucker.


稿本
https://100xreturn.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/jim-collins-transcript.pdf







Ithasbecomefashionableinrecentyearstoreveretheideaofleadership,whichIthinkisgreat,buttokindofimplicitlydenigratetheideaofmanagement.Andtheideabehind‐‐youllhavepeoplewhokindofthinkofitastheleadersaretheoneswhoarecool,right.The
leadersaretheoneswho‐‐Weallwanttobetheleaders.Wewanttohavetheblackleatherjacketandthecoolsunglasses.And,wewanttolead.And,wewanttobecharismatic,andwewanttobeallthesethings,andkindofthemanager,youknow,Well,thatsjustmanagement.
And,managementissortofmoremundaneandpedestrian.And,nothingcouldbefurtherfromthetruth.Leadershipwithouteffectivemanagement,andespecially,asRickWarrenmentionedlastnight,charismaticleadershipwithouteffectivemanagement,isnotonlyineffective,itisdangerous.But,ofcourse,Druckerknewthisandpointeditoutmorethan60yearsago.  And,ifwethinkthattheworldispermanentlyandirrevocablybeyondthereachof
totalitariandictators,thatfreedomwillalwaystriumph,andneverwillitstepbackward,I
wouldsimplyremindusofourhistory.Itisnotonourside.Mostoftheworldsmostdangerousandpowerfultotalitarianstatescamelongafter500BCEGreece,whichwasthebirthplaceofthenotionoftherepublicandthedemocracy.And,lookwhathappenedinbetween.
近年來,尊重領導力的理念變得很流行,我認為這很好,但卻有點含蓄地貶低了管理的理念。
背後的想法是——你會有人認為領導者是那些很酷的人,對吧。
這
領導者就是那些我們都想成為領導者的人。
我們想要黑色皮夾克和酷炫的太陽眼鏡。
並且,我們希望發揮領導作用。
我們希望自己具有超凡魅力,我們希望具備所有這些特質,我們希望成為一名管理者,你知道,“嗯,這就是管理。”
而且,管理也變得更加平凡和平凡。
而且,沒有什麼能比
來自事實。
沒有有效管理的領導,尤其是如 Rick Warren 昨晚提到的,沒有有效管理的魅力型領導,不僅是無效的,而且是危險的。
但是,德魯克當然知道這一點,並且在60多年前就指出了這一點。 如果我們認為世界永遠、不可逆轉地超越了

極權獨裁者,自由將永遠勝利,永遠不會後退,我
只會讓我們回想起歷史。
這不在我們這邊。
世界上大多數
危險而強大的極權主義國家出現在公元前 500 年之後的希臘,這是
共和國和民主觀念的發源地。
看看這段期間發生了什麼事。



閱讀日,隨意選的一段

Numbertwo.Pleaseturnoffyourelectronicgadgets.Notforothers,butforyourself.Effectivepeopletaketimetothink.Beginthedisciplineofputtingwhitespaceonyourcalendar,wherethereisnophone,noemail.Iwasgoingtosaynofax,buttheydontevenhavethatanymore.NoTwitter,noemails,noconnections,andengageinthisgloriouspocketsofquietude.DoyouknowthatRickWarrenreadsabookeverysingleday?Abookaday.Abookaday,365daysayear.Heread1,000booksinthreeyears.

請關掉你的電子設備。
不為他人,而為自己。
高效率的人會花時間思考。
開始養成在行事曆上留白的習慣,那裡沒有電話,沒有電子郵件。
我本來想說不要傳真,但他們現在也沒有傳真了。
沒有Twitter,沒有電子郵件,沒有任何联系,享受這片寧靜的美好時光。
你知道 Rick Warren 每天都會讀一本書嗎?
每日一書。
每天一本書,一年365天。
他三年讀了1000本書。

Rick Warren, the pastor of Saddleback Church and the author of The Purpose Driven Life, the best-selling hardback book in American history.
    Richard Duane "Rick" Warren is an American evangelical Christian pastor and author. He is the founder and senior pastor of Saddleback Church, an evangelical megachurch in Lake Forest, California, that ... Wikipedia
    BornJanuary 28, 1954 (age 62), San Jose, California, United States
    SpouseKay Warren (m. 1975)

    You were made by God and for God, and until you understand that, life will never make sense.
    If you're alive, there's a purpose for your life.
    Faithful servants never retire. You can retire from your career, but you will never retire from serving God.


it is not that they are ineffective, it is that they are inefficient「效率efficiency,就是『以正確的方式做事』;效能effectiveness,就是『做正確的事』。」

彼得•杜拉克(Peter Drucker)在《有效的主管》一書中說:「效率efficiency,就是『以正確的方式做事』;效能effectiveness,就是『做正確的事』。」



應用、比較某客稅法 ineffective vs inefficient,可能是遙遠的Drucker氏說法......



If there is a problem with “sin taxes”, it is not that they are ineffective, it is that they are inefficient

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