How would you compare what he says withother views of management we analyzed during the semester?

Read Alfred P. Sloan’s “The Most Important Thing I Ever Learned About Management.” Sloanwas one of the great American CEOs of the 20th century. He turned General Motors,throughout the 1920s, 30s and 40s, into the most serious competitor of the Ford MotorCompany, and one of the most respected car makers in the world.This essay is your opportunity to explain what you have learned about management andorganizations. Your essay should reflect on the ideas Sloan offers in his text using all therelevant notions we have seen in class this semester. What is “the most important thing” Sloanlearned about management? Compare what Sloan considers to be the most important idea inmanagement with what you, after a whole semester studying the subject, consider to be themost important ideas in management. Explain.Reflect also on the following questions and issues:What particular concepts does he defend in his management system? What are the conceptshe proposes to manage a business, reward employees, managers, etc.? Explain hismanagement theory in as many details as possible. How would you compare what he says withother views of management we analyzed during the semester? In what ways, have his insightsabout management paved the way to the corporation as we know it today? Are they stillrelevant to today’s management questions? What is his idea of the managerial function and ofleadership? Are there important issues pertaining to management that are unmentioned in thistext? In other words, do you think the concepts he presents and reflects on would be sufficientto manage an organization in today’s world?