Managing in a Time of Great Change

by Peter F. Drucker

First published 1995

In a world rapidly remade by technology and globalization, renowned management thinker Peter Drucker distills decades of expertise into a masterclass on steering organizations through turbulent times. From the changing balance of power between labor and capital to the blurring line between profit and nonprofit, Drucker illuminates the trends reshaping the business landscape. Packed with case studies from corporate giants like IBM and GM, this collection offers hard-won insights on everything from outsourcing to data management. Ultimately, Drucker's timeless wisdom reveals the mindset and strategies leaders need to not just survive, but thrive in a time of great change.

Genres: business, non-fiction, management, organizational-culture

Vibes: fast-paced, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: case-studies, expert-advice

336 pages · Paperback

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