480 Quotes About Organization

We use the word 'organization' to mean both the state of being organized and the groups that do the organizing.

For the last hundred years the big organizational question has been whether any given task was best taken on by the state, directing the effort in a planned way, or by businesses competing in a market.

The low cost of aggregating information also allowed the formalization of sharing [...].

An organization will tend to grow only when the advantages that can be gotten from directing the work of additional employees are less than the transaction costs of managing them.

I tried having two purses, one for personal things and one for work things. (Yes, I know: The second purse is usually called a briefcase).) This system works for most people but not for me, and for a fairly obvious reason, which I've already disclosed: I am not an organized human being.

We end up someplace else if we don't know where we're going.

Successful planning starts with simply and evenly distributing the future.

I think homes that are too tidy, neat and sparse look like nothing interesting is going on.

The ramifications of workplace disruptive behavior can have an extremely serious effect upon an organization.