You have to be unique. Remember, the best ideas are easy to describe and difficult to duplicate. Taylor told the audience that it's sometimes easier to start a company from scratch than it is to reform one. He also advised the audience to prioritize needs. Second, Taylor said we should rethink the way we view time.
Business today moves faster than ever.
Treat time as an important asset-as important as money or people. Third, Taylor advised managers to hire the best people they could find. And hire for attitude, not skill. However, Taylor said none of these ideas will help you adapt to the new business environment if you're unwilling to change, and most people are wary of change, especially if it involves the way we think and view life. The only way to get comfortable with change is to do it.