Thriving on Chaos, Tom Peters
Thriving on Chaos, Tom Peters
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Thriving on Chaos
Handbook for a Management Revolution

Author: Tom Peters

Narrator: Tom Peters

Abridged: 1 hr 28 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 06/13/2006


Synopsis

A radical new plan of action for corporate managers from the co-author of In Search of Excellence and A Passion for Excellence.

In this adaptation of his bold new book, Tom Peters delivers an urgent message: if American corporations are going to thrive in today's (and tomorrow's) turbulent economic/political world, a revolution in both management practices and organizational structure is required. The winning companies will be those (and only those) that are able to adapt quickly to rapidly changing customer needs and market conditions, creating new market niches and continually adding new value to every product and service. Combining trenchant analysis with a series of 45 prescriptions encompassing literally hundreds of concrete actions and examples, Thriving on Chaos shows what managers at every level must do -- and do now! -- if this revolution is to be accomplished.

An essential tool for corporate survival.

About The Author

TOM PETERS continues to be in constant demand for lectures and seminars. In addition to researching and writing his books, he travels more widely than ever to monitor and observe the business environment  worldwide. The founder of the Tom Peters Group in Palo Alto, California, he lives mostly on American Airlines, or with his family on a farm in Vermont or an island off the Massachusetts coast.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Jack

This is not a casual business read. Rather this is for the serious business leader who can handle the challenges of dancing with traumatic changes in the way major companies do business-emerging markets, cheap foreign labor, trade deficits, niche markets. Tom Peters is a recognized guru on business......more

Goodreads review by David

My first and favorite book on quality.......more

Goodreads review by Paul

Whilst there's a lot of good advice, and does seem to be all over the shop. For instance, we are advised to understaff to give workers a sense of job security, but to overstaff to pamper customers. Much is said of the state of business in the USA around 1987. Apple doesn't seem to have paid much att......more

Goodreads review by Juan

Found this book on sale and decided to give it a try. Unfortunately i became bored after some 50 pages and thought I’d just go through it quickly trying to read the titles of the sections and reading only those parts that promised to be interesting. The book seems to have a deep analysis for manager......more