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The healthy organization :a revolutionary approach to people and management
- 作者: Dive, Brian.
- 出版: London ;Sterling, Va. : Kogan Page 2004.
- 版本: 2nd ed.
- 稽核項: 1 online resource (x, 294 pages) :illustrations.
- 叢書名: Gale virtual reference library
- 標題: Personnel management. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Organizational Behavior. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Industrial Management. , Organizational Behavior. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Management Science. , Management Science. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS , Electronic books. , Industrial Management. , Management. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Management.
- ISBN: 0749446935 , 9780749446932
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- 附註: Includes bibliographical references (pages 277-284) and index. The healthy organization -- The empirical evidence -- The decision-making accountability solution set -- How to develop a healthy organization -- How to stimulate genuine empowerment and innovation -- Broadbanding: fool's gold -- The salmon fallacy -- Tracking the salmon -- Mobilizing change.
- 摘要: Reveals that the unhealthy features of both large and small organizations all stem from the same source, namely the lack of true decision-making accountability (DMA), and introduces a new approach to leadership development.
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- 系統號: 005315785
- 資料類型: 電子書
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Despite the huge volume of research on organizational design, ranging from the work of management gurus and journalists to that of sociologists and behavioural scientists, most organizations remain profoundly unhealthy. In this fully updated 2nd edition of The Healthy Organization, Brian Dive reveals that the unhealthy features of both large and small organizations all stem from the same source, namely the lack of true decision-making accountability (DMA), and he introduces a totally new approach to leadership development. Based on the author's experience at Unilever and Tesco, and more recently at Amersham, B&Q and Marks & Spencer, and covering research in over 50 countries, The Healthy Organization answers the recurring questions that dog an organization's development: How many people should there be in this organization? How many layers of hierarchy are necessary? What are the most effective professional development steps for employees? What career paths should individuals follow to reach fulfilment? By following the steps outlined in the book, Brian Dive reveals that healthy organizational management will lead to greater competitiveness, spark innovation and increase employee empowerment and commitment.
來源: Google Book
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