Fundamentals and Practice of Management

Since the birth of humans, they have needed to survive, work, and live according to changes in the external environment, which requires cooperation and management. From large countries to small businesses, families, and individuals, all require management. Peter Drucker, known as the father of modern management, once said: Management is a comprehensive art. Management is not about managing people, but about enabling ordinary people to do extraordinary things together. Management is right around us, with plans, meetings, itinerary decisions, task checks, and communication with people all bearing the shadow of management. Learning and applying management can improve your intelligence, emotional intelligence, financial intelligence, and enable you to do things correctly. More importantly, it allows you to appreciate the beauty of science and humanity, making life more fulfilling and enjoyable.