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In 1961, Charles Koch joined his father's Wichita-based company, then valued at $21 million. Six years later, following his father's death, he was named chairman of the board and CEO of Koch Industries, Inc. Today, Koch Industries' estimated worth is $100 billion - making it one of the largest private companies in the world. Koch exceeds the S&P 500's five-decade growth by 27-fold, and plans to double its value on average every six years.
What exactly does this company do and why is it so remarkably profitable? While you won't find the Koch name on your stain-resistant carpet, stretch denim jeans, the connectors in your smartphone or your baby's ultra-absorbent nappies, Charles Koch's Market-Based Management system, intended to generate good profit, drove these innovations and many more.
Good profit results from products and services that customers vote for freely with their money; products that help improve people's lives. It results from a culture where employees are empowered to act entrepreneurially to discover customer preferences and the best ways to satisfy them. Good profit is the earnings that follow when long-term value is created for everyone - customers, employees, shareholders and society. Readers will learn to:
Craft a vision for how a business can thrive in spite of disruption and ever-changing consumer values Find and retain a workforce possessing both virtue and talent (the first being the more important) Award employees with ownership and decision rights based on their comparative advantages and proven contributions, rather than job title Motivate all employees to maximise their contributions with effectively structured incentives so employees' compensation is limited only by the value they create - not budgets or company-wide policy
A must-read for any leader, entrepreneur or student, as well as those who want a more civil, fair and prosperous society, GOOD PROFIT is destine
In 1961, Charles Koch joined his father's Wichita-based company, then valued at $21 million. Six years later, following his father's death, he was named chairman of the board and CEO of Koch Industries, Inc. Today, Koch Industries' estimated worth is $100 billion - making it one of the largest private companies in the world. Koch exceeds the S&P 500's five-decade growth by 27-fold, and plans to double its value on average every six years.
What exactly does this company do and why is it so remarkably profitable? While you won't find the Koch name on your stain-resistant carpet, stretch denim jeans, the connectors in your smartphone or your baby's ultra-absorbent nappies, Charles Koch's Market-Based Management system, intended to generate good profit, drove these innovations and many more.
Good profit results from products and services that customers vote for freely with their money; products that help improve people's lives. It results from a culture where employees are empowered to act entrepreneurially to discover customer preferences and the best ways to satisfy them. Good profit is the earnings that follow when long-term value is created for everyone - customers, employees, shareholders and society. Readers will learn to:
Craft a vision for how a business can thrive in spite of disruption and ever-changing consumer values Find and retain a workforce possessing both virtue and talent (the first being the more important) Award employees with ownership and decision rights based on their comparative advantages and proven contributions, rather than job title Motivate all employees to maximise their contributions with effectively structured incentives so employees' compensation is limited only by the value they create - not budgets or company-wide policy
A must-read for any leader, entrepreneur or student, as well as those who want a more civil, fair and prosperous society, GOOD PROFIT is destine
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A book that anyone in business, non-profits or any type of organization for that matter should consider reading (Washington Times)
Invaluable as a window on the thinking of a hugely important US figure (The Financial Times)
Shows another side to the billionaire businessman (TIME magazine)
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Invaluable as a window on the thinking of a hugely important US figure (The Financial Times)
Shows another side to the billionaire businessman (TIME magazine)
While you won't find the Koch name on your stain-resistant carpet, the connectors in your smartphone or your baby's ultra-absorbent diapers, Koch Industries is one of the largest private companies in the world with an estimated worth is $100 billion. Its innovations and remarkable success are driven by Charles Koch's Market-Based Management® system - designed to generate good profit.
Good profit results from products and services that customers vote for freely with their money - products that improve people's lives. It results from a culture where employees are empowered to be entrepreneurial, discover consumers' preferences and find ways to satisfy them. Good profit follows whenever long-term value is created - for customers, employees, shareholders and society.
Drawing on stories from his nearly six decades in business, Koch shows step-by-step how any company, industry or organisation can:
* Thrive in spite of disruption and changing consumer values
* Create accountability with ownership and decision rights for employees based on their comparative advantages and proven contributions, not job title
* Foster a culture of knowledge sharing that rejects bureaucracy and hierarchy
* Incentivise for productivity by limiting employees' compensation only by the value they create - not budgets or policy
A must-read for any leader, entrepreneur or student, as well as those who want a more civil, fair and prosperous society, Good Profit is destined to rank as one of the greatest management books of all time.
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- VerlagPiatkus Books
- Erscheinungsdatum2015
- ISBN 10 0349411581
- ISBN 13 9780349411583
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Buchbeschreibung Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER In 1961, Charles Koch joined his father's Wichita-based company, then valued at $21 million. Six years later, following his father's death, he was named chairman of the board and CEO of Koch Industries, Inc. Today, Koch Industries' estimated worth is $100 billion - making it one of the largest private companies in the world. Koch exceeds the S&P 500's five-decade growth by 27-fold, and plans to double its value on average every six years. What exactly does this company do and why is it so remarkably profitable? While you won't find the Koch name on your stain-resistant carpet, stretch denim jeans, the connectors in your smartphone or your baby's ultra-absorbent diapers, Charles Koch's Market-Based Management system, intended to generate good profit, drove these innovations and many more. Good profit results from products and services that customers vote for freely with their money; products that help improve people's lives. It results from a culture where employees are empowered to act entrepreneurially to discover customer preferences and the best ways to satisfy them. Good profit is the earnings that follow when long-term value is created for everyone - customers, employees, shareholders and society. Readers will learn to: Craft a vision for how a business can thrive in spite of disruption and ever-changing consumer values Find and retain a workforce possessing both virtue and talent (the first being the more important) Award employees with ownership and decision rights based on their comparative advantages and proven contributions, rather than job title Motivate all employees to maximise their contributions with effectively structured incentives so employees' compensation is limited only by the value they create - not budgets or company-wide policy A must-read for any leader, entrepreneur or student, as well as those who want a more civil, fair and prosperous society, GOOD PROFIT is destined to rank as one of the greatest management books of all time. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Artikel-Nr. GOR007179699
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