Changing the course of the Titanic: Management By Quality

While saying leaders should use Management by Quality sounds good, it's about as likely as the moon reversing its orbit. Consider how much unlearning would be required to make room for MBQ. Consider all of the leaders and managers that have succeeded by gut-feel, trial-and-error and common sense. They aren't going to suddenly switch to a completely new management method without a significant reason to do so. An economic crisis isn't going to do it. We have to think of a better way.