Customer Reviews
The "Who's Who" of business writers/leaders on organisations - By: , 08 Jul 2000 
This book brings together several famous business writers/gurus & business leaders. All these people write a chapter/paragraph on the organisation of the future. It gives a great insight in the various views of these business gurus/leaders, but it is a shame that the chapters are so short & it gives a bit of a messy "feel". It is still a great book, but it could have been better!
GREAT OPTIONS FOR CREATING ORGANIZATIONS THAT ACHIEVE MORE - By: , 03 Feb 1999 
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE FUTURE is the best compilation of essays that I have seen on different ways to organize businesses & nonprofits to achieve different kinds of results. The book is full of intriguing questions & choices, & lots of good ideas about how to make the desired changes you select. Anyone who manages people should read this book, & refer to it when effectiveness questions arise. The only thing that seemed to be missing from this book was a "clean slate" approach to organizations, by imagining what has never existed before. That would be an intriguing addition for future editions. The Drucker Foundation has done a real service to us alll by creating its series (THE LEADER ..., THE ORGANIZATION ..., & THE COMMUNITY OF THE FUTURE). I hope that a future version will appear on THE MANAGEMENT PROCESSES OF THE FUTURE. That would be an invaluble complement to this outstanding series.
Concise, thoughtful insights and ideas from top O.D. experts - By: , 16 Dec 1998 An excellent resource for alll managers tasked with developing their organization's future leaders & retaining top performers at alll levels.
These 40 essays offer keen insights & practical suggestions on how to accomplish those tasks.
This book should be within easy reach on every CEO's & HR executive's bookshelf!
Easy, strong and very useful - By: , 29 Oct 1998 I believe that this book is the kind of book that any manager of the actual era must to read. This is the right way to change the current paradigms about the management at ending 90's.
I love the format that include many articles from differents authors, is very usefull to contrast any point of view with another.
I recommend it for any student of MBA.
