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There is one overall rule: activities that make the same kind of contribution can be combined in one component under one management, whatever their technical specialization.
A decision should always be made at the lowest possible level and as close to the scene of action as possible.
…an outstanding leader… wants to build an enduring organization, indeed – one that will outlast him.
There is no perfect organization. At its best, an organization structure doesn’t cause trouble.
A basic rule of organization is to build the fewest possible management levels and forge the shortest possible chain of command.
Too many meetings is an indication that jobs have not been defined clearly, have not been structured big enough, have not been made truly responsible.
The rule should be to minimize the need for people to get together to accomplish anything.
An organization in which people are constantly concerned about feelings and about what other people will or will not like is not an organization that has good human relations.









