Getting It Done
Getting It Done
Roger Fisher
Charlie Munger
This book is must reading for those seeking to maximize their contribution to the constructive work of the world. - Charlie Munger
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Getting It Done

Getting It Done: How to Lead When You're Not in Charge

Roger Fisher
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Roger Fisher
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In the ever-evolving landscape of modern business, where traditional hierarchies dissolve into a maze of matrix management and team-based projects, the challenge of steering projects to completion has never been more daunting. "Getting It Done" by Roger Fisher offers a beacon of strategy and insight for those navigating these tumultuous waters. This seminal work delves deep into the art of collaboration and leadership, providing readers with the tools to lead effectively, even without formal authority. Fisher's pragmatic approach illuminates the path to achieving consensus and driving action in a world where joint effort is not just valuable, but vital. Fisher's wisdom, drawn from years of negotiation and conflict resolution, transcends the conventional boundaries of office politics and organizational charts. With a keen understanding of human nature and organizational behavior, "Getting It Done" equips you with the techniques to influence outcomes and motivate others toward common goals. Through a series of compelling examples and actionable advice, the book dismantles the barriers to productivity and sets forth a compelling blueprint for success. Whether you are a project manager seeking to marshal your resources, a team member aiming to contribute effectively, or an executive striving to lead a divided organization, Fisher's insights offer a clear pathway through complexity to achievement.

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Released
1997
3 Jun
Length
240
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This book is must reading for those seeking to maximize their contribution to the constructive work of the world. - Charlie Munger
— Roger Fisher, Getting It Done

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