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Bust Those Management Myths What We Get Wrong about Planning, Leading, Measuring, and More

دحض تلك الخرافات الإدارية: ما نخطئ فيه بشأن التخطيط والقيادة والقياس وغير ذلك

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Henry Mintzberg, legendary management thinker and winner of the Thinkers50 Lifetime Achievement Award, has spent decades challenging prevailing notions about how organizations work. In this concise and insightful work, Mintzberg addresses the most pervasive and harmful myths in business, from the adage "what doesn't get measured doesn't get managed" to the blind reverence for "strategic planning."With his signature style of humor and clarity, Mintzberg offers refreshing alternatives that will change your view of leadership, structure, and organizational effectiveness. He replaces outdated clichés such as “management is control” with a more nuanced approach that embraces the concept of “organized chaos,” and suggests that “ordinary creativity” is often more important than extraordinary genius.Drawing on a rich body of work spanning over sixty years, Mintzberg offers a masterclass in critical thinking for anyone who leads teams or organizations. His bold style makes complex ideas accessible without compromising their depth, making this book as intellectually stimulating as it is practically valuable.

Whether you are an experienced executive, an aspiring manager, or a student of organizational behavior, this concise volume will challenge your assumptions and provide a clear framework for more effective and humane management.

Bust Those Management Myths What We Get Wrong about Planning, Leading, Measuring, and More
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Author
PublisherBerrett-Koehler PublishersWebsite
Publisher Addresshello@bkpub.com
CountryUSA
Primary CategoryEconomy and Development
Published2026
LanguageEnglish (EN)
Pages160 pages
Editionالأولى
Dimensions6×9
ISBN9798890571724
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About Henry Mintzberg

Henry Mintzberg is Cleghorn Professor of Management Studies at McGill University in Montreal. He holds awards from the most prestigious academic and applied institutions in the field of management (Harvard Business Review, Academy of Management, Association of Management Consulting Firms, etc.), and holds twenty honorary doctorates from around the world. He is the author or co-author of fifteen books, including Managers Not MBAs, A Strategic Journey, and The Rise and Fall of Strategic Management.

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