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Jossey Bass Business & Management Series: The Human Element

Productivity, Self-Esteem, and the Bottom Line

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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, Will Schutz

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1994
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Tytuł
Jossey Bass Business & Management Series: The Human Element
Podtytuł
Productivity, Self-Esteem, and the Bottom Line
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1994
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
277
ISBN10
1555426123
ISBN13
9781555426125
Seria
Opis
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.