 For years I had been in frequent contact with the Executive Office of the White House and I had certain ideas about the system, or lack of system, under which it operated. With my training in problems involving organization it was inconceivable to me...  Eisenhower's Executive Officeautors: Alfred D. Sander - 1999 - 212 lapasPriekšskatījums nav pieejams - Par šo grāmatu
 | Charles O. Jones - 2000 - 364 lapas
...House and I had certain ideas about the system, or lack of system, under which it operated. With my training in problems involving organization it was...that the work of the White House could not be better systemized than had been the case during the years I observed it." Eisenhower then outlined the major... | |
 | James P. Pfiffner - 1999 - 372 lapas
...House, and I had certain ideas about the system, or lack of system under which it operated. With my training in problems involving organization it was...that the work of the White House could not be better systemized than had been the case in the years I observed it."5 Eisenhower stressed the importance... | |
 | 1967 - 56 lapas
...the appointment of Sherman Adams to head his White House staff. He comments in his memoirs, "With my training in problems involving organization it was...not be better systematized than had been the case durGive each President the same tools and each will use them as he sees fit.78 Koenig characterizes... | |
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