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The Effective Executive:
All one can measure is performance. And all one should measure is performance.
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1848 |

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The Effective Executive:
The effective executive knows that to get strength one has to put up with weaknesses.
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1871 |

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The Effective Executive:
Altogether it must be an unbreakable rule to promote the man who by the test of performance is best qualified for the job to be filled.
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1897 |

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The Effective Executive:
Staffing the opportunities instead of the problems not only creates the most effective organization, it also creates enthusiasm and dedication.
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1900 |

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The Effective Executive:
…every people-decision is a gamble.
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1940 |

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The Effective Executive:
To focus on weakness is not only foolish; it is irresponsible.
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1943 |

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The Effective Executive:
A superior owes it to his organization to make the strength of every one of his subordinates as productive as it can be.
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1943 |

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The Effective Executive:
…effective executives make the strengths of the boss productive.
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1943 |

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The Effective Executive:
…there is nothing quite as conducive to success as a successful and rapidly promoted superior.
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1969 |

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The Effective Executive:
All of us are “experts” on other people and see them much more clearly than they see themselves.
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2001 |