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Maister sets out to help professionals align their real-world acti*** with their true (espoused) values. His frame of reference throughout the book is the professional firm--law firms and others in the service sector. He tells us that successful firms are clearly differentiated by a strict adherence to values and professionalism and that doing the right thing is good business. Professionalism is not a set of competencies but predominantly an attitude; a real professional is a technician who cares. To emphasize the importance of true values in our chaotic marketplace, we learn that the noble path does win, but only if we are prepared to make the investment to act professionally over a long period of time. This is a challenge in today's short-term view of most ***ects of business activity. The book addresses the individual professional's values, the firm's resp***ibilities in the realm of values, and how a firm should deal with its client base in terms of quality and excellence. In addition, the author offers a thought-provoking suggestion for guaranteeing satisfaction.

作者简介：

D***ID H. MAISTER, of Maister Associates, Inc., Boston, is the author of Managing the Professional Service Firm and a former professor at the Harvard Business School. He c***ults to professional service firms worldwide.

Acknowledgments

Introduction: The Power of Principles

PART ONE: (MOSTLY) ABOUT. YOU

1. Real Professionalism

What is professionalism, and how do you manage in order to breed it?

2. Are You Having Fun Yet?

What is the role of excitement and enthusiasm in professional success ?

3. No Regrets

How do you develop a personal career strategy?

4. Dynamos, Cruisers, and Losers

How do you keep your career in high gear? How do you tell if it is7

5. It's About Time

What are the key business processes of a professional practice, and how do you manage your investments in these areas?

6. Are You Willing to Be Managed?

How can management in a professional environment be reconciled with the need for autonomy ?

7. Why Should I Follow You?

What are the key attributes of a manager of professionals?

PART TWO: (MOSTLY) ABOUT YOUR FIRM

8. Values in Action

How vigorously do you "enforce" your values? Do your people think you live up to them ?

9. The Value of Intolerance

What should a firm be "intolerant" about? How do you ensure that you do not slip into tolerating "OK" performance?

10. A Time for Healing

How do you create a sense of teamwork?

11. How Firms (Should) Add Value

How do you ensure that there is value in the institution, not just in the individuals who work there?

12. Success Through Skill-Building

How do you invest in and manage rapid skill-growth?

13. What Kind of Provider Are You?

What are the key skills of different types of providers, and what are the differences between them ?

14. Managing Your Client's Projects

How do you track the profitability of individual assignments?

15. Why Merge?

When does a professional firm merger make sense?

16. The Adaptive Firm

What do you have to do to be good at c***tantly evolving and adapting?

PART THREE:(MOSTLY)ABOUT YOUR CLIENTS

17. How Real Professionals Develop Business

What works in marketing, and how does this compare to the standards of professionalism ?

18. Finding Out What Clients Want

How do you discover how the client defines quality?

19. Why Cross-Selling Hasn't Worked

How can cross-selling really be made to happen?

20. Measuring Your Marketing Success

What's the difference between "more business" and "better business" and can you measure it?

21. Satisfaction Guaranteed

Can/should you guarantee your clients' satisfaction ?

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Professional firms are forever trying to get their people to act like professionals -- to do the right things. Though their various incentives may create employee compliance, these don't often encourage excellence. David Maister, the world's premier c***ultant to professional service firms, vigorously challenges professionals to examine this essential, yet under-addressed question: What is true professionalism? His answer is clear: It is believing passionately in what you do, never compromising your standards and values, and caring about your clients, your people and your own career. In clear and compelling terms, Maister shows that this approach is not only ethical but also conducive to commercial success.