The two main qualities of successful, person in management and business
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Two NOT very traditional methods for
successful leadership and management
Why do you have to scream like crazy to be a successful person?
So, we're at the Ritz Hotel in Paris…
and we don't agree with the numbers. He roared, and jumped to his feet. -What
do you know? "Fuck you!" - I jumped. I was sure I would crush him, but I was anxious to get into a fist fight. And he sat on his ass ...No one
can beat me.
Walter Jetnikov, former CBS Records
leader
I scream at people and I'm not ashamed
of it. We need to run this company and not pay attention to the babies who
complain that their mom is crying out today. This is the situation. Whoever is
afraid of wolves, do not go into the forest.
Linda Wachner
There are some well-known successful
managers who did well without shouting. But they are just a little bit… and
after all, they have not done as well as those who shouted. So if you really
want to succeed as much as I suppose you want, you better start yelling at
people.
Simon & Schuster's Dick Snyder is a
world-renowned caller. His blasphemy rants are becoming a legend for the
publishing industry, the Wall Street Journal wrote. “A bunch of ex-servicemen
talk about meetings during which Dick threatened to rip their hands or other
(usually more intimate) parts, or slit their throats for some failure.
Of course, it's easy to criticize an
old man who likes to yell at others. But you know ... sometimes people don't do
things right. What about then? Then they have to hear what you think about it.
Start slowly, with your secretary or
those lower life forms that can't help you . You don't have to scream a lot at
first. Do it only when you really want it. Little by little, you will begin to feel the urge to spontaneously yell for something you can do without screaming.Some shipment is delayed, and that's exactly what you need. A year ago you
might have been silent about hitting something, spending a little time,counting to a hundred, but now.
Now you do what a true successful
asshole would do.
All you have to do is catch a moment
when you realize that the shipment will not arrive today. Then you grab that
feeling and make it the first one that gets in your way . Do your best from the
first attempt to sound high enough. Consider volume as a barrier that you need
to break. If you break this wall, it will now be easy for you to scream like
champions at the slightest opportunity that comes before you.
After such a start, it will no longer
be difficult for you to shout at people during meetings, to call on the phone
(especially on the mobile, despite its insidious ability to interrupt at the
right time), in the elevators…
You will not feel good doing it. You
will always want to apologize afterwards, or at least at the beginning, when
your atrophied human skin will still whiten. Be that as it may, inevitably, you
become accustomed to it.
The truth is this: good calling is one
of the most wonderful things in a boss's life, which leads to a real landing.
It's great to know! So be a lioness. Or a lion. Give out your roar when needed.
That's nice.
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I do not fall for charity. In my
opinion, operations will be far safer if people know that they will make a
profit.
Sai Newhouse
While living well, a truly successful
manager must focus entirely on the hundreds that, after one or two quarterly
reports, suddenly turn into billions of dollars. The person who spends 250 days
a year on a company plane and what it costs to build a new office fence will
first ask you whether you are printing sheets on both sides and whether you are
saving paper for the printer .
A few years ago, while still working on
the CBS smash, petite Lawrence Tish was asked to pose for some close-ups. This
is a common occurrence in the business world . The big boss enters, sits down
for about half an hour, and the photographer snaps a few movies. The more the
better. About three hundred shots per head are taken on average, of which up to
two will be used.
On that day, Tish was in the midst of
some negotiations, so he expelled the photographer almost immediately after the
first three or four shots. Click, click, click - and suddenly it's over. Even
the flash failed to heat up. "Enough," cut off the petty lord and
left the room. A few minutes later, the photographer was in the elevator at Mr
Tish's company as he left the building.
- Hey, what happened to the rest of the
movie? Asked Tish.
- Please? The photographer was puzzled.
"Did you say anything, sir?"
- How many poses are there in this
movie?
"Thirty-six," he replied, his
reading drooping.
-And we only used five or six, didn't
we? Tish asked, then commanded, "Don't take out the movie before we've
spent the rest !"
After these words, the elevator door
opened and the president of the $ 8 billion- a-year corporation disappeared
into another bizarre business.
And this behavior is not uncommon at
all. See the following heartbreaking story:
The Atlanta Constitution claims that
while browsing through his daily mail, famed entrepreneur and billionaire Ted
Turner noticed that every twenty letters had a non-postmarked stamp .
"Hey, I knew it would pop up the opportunity to save some money, " he
recalls later.
"I for one took the letters to the
campaign and made them cut out the stamps for reuse . I evaluated that I
procure ten pennies from each brand.”How much do you think is the net annual
profit of Turner's numerous businesses? Answer: In any case, the figure is such
that such behavior is outright disturbing.
Any successful, American, corporate ass
would do that! Another issue is that here in Bulgaria we are not even close to
the idea of America, let alone act like that. Yet these examples somehow
inspire me!
People have set out to build profitable
companies and businesses that are negligent and do not save everything they
can, later paying interest. "Do I need to go to the bills throughout the
day?" Asked in a meeting with Wall Street Journal creator Donna Karen in
1996, when the business flourished - We, the imaginative individuals, love to
spend.
A year later, the Journal wrote: “A
year ago, when Miss Karon decided to put shares of her company on the stock
market, analysts and investors were invited to two glittering coupons that
poured wine and went through the Donna defile. Few have bothered to ask
themselves: Is it a brilliant designer with wonderful creative ideas to handle
simple tasks such as budget, staffing, production efficiency - not to mention
bills. The answer was NO. ”
The once eccentric and inventive Martin
Frankel — a criminal with an undeniable sense of humor — ordered to cut his
limousine in two and extend it by ten centimeters , as he disliked his knees
resting in the front seat . That's what his life is called. But Martin also
takes care of the full flow of hundreds of millions of dollars to cover such
unusual expenses that flow through illegal channels.
And when they get itchy with their
hands for big foods, the really successful asses keep an eye on those little
things that make them look stupid in the eyes of other people. It's more
powerful than them, and they act like a somnambulist without any logic or
perseverance.
And at the same time you remain
consistent and completely subordinate to logic.
Well, won't you finally stop?