Organizer issue 11/1996

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VISIONS, MISSION STATEMENTS

Before we start moving, we should know the goal.This is hardly ever followed consistently. The cover topic contains interesting lines of thought from six authors with different approaches. Philipp Schmid is a passionate mountain walker and draws comparisons: A company is like a mountain Wolf Hönig motivates to clear out existing visions: Do we actually know where we want to go? If we do: The GRGANISATOR mission statement Daniel Marthaler and Elisabeth Stern on theory and practice: Environmental mission statements in everyday life Pirmin Schwander gets specific: Building a corporate mission statement Grazia Amati involves people: The way is the goal, and the goal is myself.

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

Bernhard Haerri has transformed Dell Computer SA into a "Virtual Office": Virtual and highly present
Frangois Loeb: Recovery needs a creative climate!

SELFDRGANISATIDN - SCHEDULING

Werner Roth, schedule expert: tips and tricks for time planning
Franz X. Erni: Timing needs to be coordinated
A useful overview: These companies have time for you

EMPLOYEE MANAGEMENT

Hans-Peter Zimmermann on the "second complaint of the small businessman": Dh, this staff!
Franz Schnyder is specific: appraisal interviews and job references

HUMANITY

Arnold H. Lanz: The rediscovery of the holiday Gonsaiv K. Mainberger's column "Philosophy" (this time correctly...):
The bound Prometheus at the Street Parade3
Christian Katz: Be creative like Walt Disney!

FINANCES FOR COMPANIES AND ENTREPRENEURS

Josef Berger presents a fruitful "triangular business":The bank, the customer ... and the third party Daniel Hofmann, Lukas RIeder- Know-how using the example of "Support AG": Sales and turnover planning in a small company Stefan Heini transfers controlling to the whole management: Controlling in the individual business units

PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE

Cornel Veil conveys dynamic addresses: Management foundations for women
Hans Rudolf Jost and Peter Baumgartner present the learning path for entrepreneurs
Portraits and reference books for management

MARKETING

Giacomo Rusconi shows how to sell more: Without telephone follow-up, advertising is wasted money
Dieter Markwalder's series "Press Relations" (3): The Press Contact
Rolf Gruber: Winning the competition as customers
Andreas Poncini: From salesman to territory manager
Thomas Greber: Good brochures open doors