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Jossey Bass Business & Management Series: The Human Element

Productivity, Self-Esteem, and the Bottom Line

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  • 277 stránek
  • 10 hodin čtení

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Shows how to enhance our performance and improve our organizations by developing healthier self-concepts of ourselves and in others. A personal development and leadership guide to creating a work environment where self-determination and openness are the rule, offers strategies for heightening our awareness of ourselves and others as a key factor in shaping our relationships to work. Offers a field-tested approach to improving organizational effectiveness, introducing innovative tools and exercises--including the concordance model of decision making, the Team Compatibility Index for team building, the Work Relations Index for improved individual performance, and the leader as completer concept of leadership--to promote creativity and openness at work.

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Jossey Bass Business & Management Series: The Human Element, William Schutz

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Titul
Jossey Bass Business & Management Series: The Human Element
Podtitul
Productivity, Self-Esteem, and the Bottom Line
Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavatel
Jossey-Bass
Rok vydání
1994
Vazba
pevná
Počet stran
277
ISBN10
1555426123
ISBN13
9781555426125
Série
Anotace
Shows how to enhance our performance and improve our organizations by developing healthier self-concepts of ourselves and in others. A personal development and leadership guide to creating a work environment where self-determination and openness are the rule, offers strategies for heightening our awareness of ourselves and others as a key factor in shaping our relationships to work. Offers a field-tested approach to improving organizational effectiveness, introducing innovative tools and exercises--including the concordance model of decision making, the Team Compatibility Index for team building, the Work Relations Index for improved individual performance, and the leader as completer concept of leadership--to promote creativity and openness at work.