The Effective Executive
The classic by the father of modern management: effectiveness can be learned, and it starts with knowing where your…
Biography
Peter F. Drucker (1909–2005) was an Austrian-born management consultant, educator and writer, often called a founder of modern management. He wrote dozens of books, including The Effective Executive (1967).
Main ideas and philosophy
Drucker taught that effectiveness can be learned through practices such as managing time, focusing on contribution and making good decisions.
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