Quotes About Management

We are not defined by the adversities in our lives, we are defined by how we manage them.

Time is the easiest asset to spend recklessly...

It is impossible to be successful and prosperous if you cannot organize people to achieve maximum results.

Time is the sole resource you gain if spent and waste if not

Any idiot can point out a problem. So, bosses do.

20% of management theories are responsible for 80% of results. That's assuming the Pareto Principle makes the cut.

I delegate, therefore I am.

Time is the one resource we cannot manufacture or recapture."PLAN | PROMOTE | PROFIT © 2001 - 2016

CRM is rather boring in itself. It's the fortune you can make using CRM that makes it so interesting.

Those who do not appreciate the value of time are celebrity failures. Success is time management.

They [the people under you] may desire help, but more than anything else they desire sympathy. Don't make the mistake of turning such men down with the statement that you have troubles of your own.

If you think your teacher is tough, wait till you get a boss.

One or two bad teachers is a problem with the teachers. A school with many bad teachers is a problem of leadership.

A world government run by the UN will be like getting an old, purblind, half-deaf substitute teacher.

Developments in medical technology have long been confined to procedural or pharmaceutical advances, while neglecting a most basic and essential component of medicine: patient information management.

Capitalism historically has been a very dynamic force, and behind that force is technical progress, innovation, new ideas, new products, new technologies, and new methods of managing teams.

If you're in command, it's always your fault.

But money, if not mastered, can bring ruin as well as riches

When I cannot bear outer pressures anymore, I begin to put order in my belongings...As if unable to organize and control my life, I seek to exert this on the world of objects.

Problems that seem under control through manipulation tend to reappear somewhere else, but with greater severity than they were before.

CEO Harry Stonecipher

One broken window—a badly designed piece of code, a poor management decision that the team must live with for the duration of the project—is all it takes to start the decline. If you find yourself working on a project with quite a few broken windows, it's all too easy to slip into the mindset of All the rest of this code is crap, I'll just follow suit.

At Group L, Stoffel oversees six first-rate programmers, a managerial challenge roughly comparable to herding cats. • The Washington Post Magazine, June 9, 1985 So

There are certain tips and tricks that apply at all levels of software development, ideas that are almost axiomatic, and processes that are virtually universal. However, these approaches are rarely documented as such; you'll mostly find them written down as odd sentences in discussions of design, project management, or coding.