This is an audio recording of Peter Drucker speaking on what will make executives effective in the 1990s, as well as the question and answer portion for all the panelists. The audience sings “Happy Birthday”, and Drucker thanks them and adds that the best way to celebrate the birthday of a workaholic is to put them to work, so he is very happy. He begins by responding to comments made by the other speakers. Then Drucker goes on to talk about the executive challenges of running a business in a time of global competition, and managing people with the false assumption that the workforce is homogeneous. He also says the most important question to answer is how one and one’s organization can learn and teach the new things that will make them good executives today. Then the audience asks questions which are answered by Drucker, Gale Merseth, Mort Meyerson, Bill Pollard, and Jean Lipman-Blumen.
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Compact disc: Peter Drucker Symposium I (Reel 1) “Effective Executive of the 90’s” Drucker 80th Birthday - Part 2 of 2; 11/18/89; Box 101, compact discs; converted from reel to reel by SunDog Media Services
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