Mobility of management – [see Toyota for a great example of a company that operates on different principles - where the leadership has been with Toyota for decades]
Running a company on visible figures alone – many important factors are “unknown and unknowable.”
Personally I believe all 7 of those diseases are still prevalent and causing damage. I do think some progress has been made on longer term thinking but far too many organizations still are extremely short term focused. And I would add two new deadly diseases of management: excessive executive compensation and an outdated intellectual property system.
[...] Dr. Deming Webcast on the 5 Deadly Diseases di Curious Cat Management Improvement Blog di John Hunter, che mette in onda un video di Dr. Edwards Deming sui 5 “peccati mortali” della leadership occidentale (traduzione automatica) [...]
Intriguing video John – thanks for sharing! I’ve passed Dr. Demming’s message along to my readers in my weekly Rainmaker ‘Fab Five’ blog picks of the week so they too can benefit from this great webcast.
After reading an interesting post of John Hunter called Dr. Deming Webcast on the 5 Deadly Diseases, I’m wondering if in today’s company we are using poisons to treat the disease of our companies…
August 30th, 2009 at 2:38 am
[...] Dr. Deming Webcast on the 5 Deadly Diseases di Curious Cat Management Improvement Blog di John Hunter, che mette in onda un video di Dr. Edwards Deming sui 5 “peccati mortali” della leadership occidentale (traduzione automatica) [...]
August 31st, 2009 at 8:47 pm
Intriguing video John – thanks for sharing! I’ve passed Dr. Demming’s message along to my readers in my weekly Rainmaker ‘Fab Five’ blog picks of the week so they too can benefit from this great webcast.
Be well!
September 28th, 2009 at 12:47 am
After reading an interesting post of John Hunter called Dr. Deming Webcast on the 5 Deadly Diseases, I’m wondering if in today’s company we are using poisons to treat the disease of our companies…