Peter Drucker's The Five Most Imortant Question Self Assessment Tool

Peter Drucker's The Five Most Imortant Question Self Assessment Tool

Facilitator's Guide

by Leader to Leader Institute (Formerly The Drucker Foundation)

288 pages· 2010· ISBN 9780470531235

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This third edition of the Leader to Leader Institute’s Self-Assessment Tool is designed to help organizations discover their potential by honing their goals and objectives to their mission. Building on the success of earlier editions, the assessment offers all organizations (in business, government and the social sector) an accessible model for achieving results. It combines long-range planning and strategic thinking with a passion for leadership and allows organizations to plan for results, to learn from its clients, and helps to achieve excellent levels of performance.

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