Unfortunately, our society has become an embodiment of this textbook-management mentality: along with an abject lack of vision for the future, we have accepted powerlessness in the face of free-trade agreements and speculative bankers trading money as a real, tangible good.
No real entrepreneur will refer to a textbook or management theory; the very principle of which is an anathema to free thought and innovation.
The bride's father was the president and founder of St. Clair Press, a former publisher in Chicago of textbooks on management and organizational behavior.
According to textbooks, the management of transplant recipients consists of reduction of immunosuppression and surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy following the usual standards [ 8].
Sarah Archer: "It is useful to use the correct terminology for the role but you don't want to sound like a walking management textbook either.
The textbook, "Understanding and Management of Special Child in Pediatric Dentistry," reprinted verbatim a long passage from Wikipedia about the transmission of H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, via blood products.
The president does not seem to be a good manager, and voters have noticed (see chart).The story of healthcare.gov should be in every textbook on presidential management.
Elwood Spencer Buffa first published his textbook, Modern Production Management, in 1961.
A longstanding approach to marketing strategy discussed in almost every marketing management textbook and taught in most business schools can be summed up as consisting of three Cs, STP, and four Ps.
There is plenty of fodder here for a management textbook.
As a case study in business and marketing, the campaign is still remembered half a century later, with one strategic management textbook saying, "Honda and the Supercub is probably the best known and most debated case in business strategy".
