My Objective is to Help You Achieve Yours
Not everything fits neatly into this or that category, even when it is workplace-related. And so I created this "General Interest" section. As the two pictures below might suggest, Frederick Winslow Taylor and Peter Drucker have both profoundly influenced my thinking about work and the workplace. Here you will find articles I hesitate to label and stick in some other category. All are work-related and all are worth reading. If you have any questions, use the Questions link at the bottom of this page to send them along to me and I will get back to you at my first opportunity.
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Frederick Winslow Taylor | Peter Ferdinand Drucker |
Links in Red are to PDF Files
Ben Franklin's Decision-Making Job Aid
Drucker's Dictums: Knowledge Work, Workers & Working
Frederick Winslow Taylor: A Portrait
General Rules for Better Thinking: A Reprise of Chapter Six from The Art of Practical Thinking .htm
Homer's Mentor: Duties Fulfilled or Misconstrued? .htm
Mentor, Mentors and Mentoring .htm
Seven Principles of Jewish Leadership
Technology and the Future of Education
The Urgent Should Displace the Important
This page last updated on July 8, 2022