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Golf and the game of leadership 23

Golf and the game of leadership 23. Sách tham khảo học hỏi kỹ năng tổ chức lãnh đạo. Trong cuốn sách này, Bill Haupt, cựu quản lý điều hành phát triển tại General Motors, một người bạn lâu năm và đồng nghiệp, cung cấp đầu vào, cái nhìn sâu sắc. Ông là một niềm vui để mọi người làm việc với, một''lãnh đạo thực sự,''và rất con người. Ann và Bill tham gia từ đầu đến cuối trong thực hiện cuốn sách có giá trị, dễ đọc, và thú vị này | 210 Golf and the Game of Leadership two maybe even a few more than that but you didn t break them all and those remaining are still intact. The windows represent life your life. The single pane window is the person whose total existence is wrapped up in work. Destroy that existence through job elimination firing even retirement and the person does not know where to turn. Nothing remains to be optimistic about. Their physical and mental health can be seriously affected. On the other hand the multipane window has panes remaining if the work pane is destroyed. As in Bill Niehous s case there are other panes that can be relied on such as family friends hobbies and avocations. You need to make sure you have a multipane window for yourself and as a leader you need to help your followers have multipane windows as well. You ll be a much better leader for it and your followers will be more effective. Optimism is about having alternatives. Stay Loose Stan Moyer of the know your limits and stay loose quote introducing this chapter is 88 years old. Since his retirement Stan has played golf with a group of colleagues from the former Haughton Elevator Company the original Tuesday Group first mentioned on hole 4. Stan is a World War II veteran of the Battle of the Bulge. He spent his early professional life as a musician playing with many of the greats of the big band era. Stan has been a good golfer for years. Recently true to his philosophy he began limiting his play to six or seven holes and he usually pars several of them. I was introduced to Stan by Bob Lauer a good friend and former vice president of engineering for Haughton. Bob asked me to join the group for one of their regular Tuesday morning outings. Subsequently though most are quite a bit older they asked the kid to join them on a regular basis. Stan s always effervescent behavior his enthusiasm for telling jokes and his joy in playing golf struck me from the start. So one day I asked him to tell me what his .