Famous aphorisms about being managed

1. Management is decision-making. ——Herbert Simon

2. Don’t put all your eggs in the same basket. ——Tobin

3. The success of an enterprise depends on the team, not on the individual. ——Robert Kelly

4. The most basic ability of a manager: effective communication. —— Wilder

5. Management is to simplify complex problems and plan chaotic things. ——Jack Welch

6. Correct decisions come from the wisdom of everyone. ——Dey

7. It will be more beneficial to treat your competitors as opponents rather than enemies. —— Rosabeth Moss Kanter

8. Even if the gift is just a piece of paper, the customer will be happy. If there are no freebies, give away a “smile.”

9. The soldiers follow the general, and there are all talents that can be used. As a manager, you can not know the shortcomings of your subordinates, but you must know the strengths of your subordinates.

10. Saving money is making money. ——John Rockefeller

11. Whatever you reward, you will get. ——Mitchell Labford

12. Save every penny for customers. ——Sam Walton

13. Big success depends on the team, small success depends on the individual. ——Bill Gates

14. Crisis not only brings trouble, but also contains unlimited business opportunities. ——Greg Brenneman

15. Delegation is like flying a kite. When subordinates’ abilities are weak, they must be collected and flown away. When subordinates’ abilities are strong, they must be flown out. ——Lin Zhengda

16. Not being good at listening to different voices is the biggest negligence of managers. ——Mary Kay

17. The fewer management layers, the better. ——Ben Bidwell

18. Quality equals profit. ——Tom Peters

19. The only lasting competitive advantage is the ability to learn faster than your competitors. ——Dege

20. Innovation is the creation of a resource. ——Peter Drucker

21. If you don’t innovate, you will perish. ——Henry Ford

22. The 20th century is the century of productivity, and the 21st century is the century of quality. Quality is the most effective weapon to peacefully occupy the market.

——Dr. Joseph Juran