Extent:
Online-Ressource (1 online resource (xli, 531 p.))
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Type of publication: Book / Working Paper
Language: English
Notes:
"The workplace classic, revised and expanded, including six new chapters and forty reader stories.". - Includes bibliographical references (p. 483-499) and index. - Description based on print version record
Includes bibliographical references (p. 483-499) and index
""Cover""; ""Endorsement""; ""About This Book""; ""Why is this topic important?""; ""What can you achieve with this book?""; ""How is this book organized?""; ""What other Productive Workplaces resources are available?""; ""Title Page""; ""Copyright""; ""Dedication""; ""Other Books by Marvin R. Weisbord""; ""Updates from the Field""; ""Foreword: The Existential Question""; ""Preface: Welcome to Productive Workplaces, 25th Anniversary Edition""; ""Introduction: Getting the Most from Productive Workplaces""; ""Purpose and Intent""; ""How Do You “Build In� Follow-Up?""
""Who Might Benefit from This Book?""""Three Major Themes""; ""Overview of the Contents""; ""What You Will NOT Find in This Edition""; ""Appreciating the Limits""; ""Part One: Mythology and Managing""; ""Chapter One: A Mythology of Organizational Change""; ""Myth 1: Changes Are Sustainable""; ""Myth 2: Training Will Fix It""; ""Myth 3: Profit Rules""; ""Myth 4: Fortune 500s Are Forever""; ""Myth 5: Organizations Learn""; ""Myth 6: Layoffs Improve Bottom Lines""; ""Myth 7: Hard Data Motivates Skeptics""; ""Myth 8: Diagnosis Solves the Problem""; ""Myth 9: The Technology-Saves-Time Myth""
""Myth 10: Meetings Undermine Work""""Chapter Two: How I Learned to Manage by Managing""; ""Introduction to Theory Y""; ""The Initial Project: Multi-Skilled Teams""; ""Successes""; ""The Transformation of a Family Enterprise (2003)""; ""From Work Team to Team of One""; ""Part Two: Searching for Productive Workplaces""; ""Chapter Three: Scientific Management: A Tale of Two Taylors""; ""Quaker Pacifist: Social Consciousness and Wealth""; ""Taylor the Pioneer Consultant""; ""Chapter Four: Taylor Invents a New Profession""; ""Extending Taylorism""; ""Learning from Taylorism""
""Chapter Five: Action Research: Lewin Revises Taylorism""""Lewin's Contributions to Management""; ""From East Prussia to Iowa""; ""Studying Groups""; ""Chapter Six: Lewin's Legacy to Management""; ""The Power of Participation""; ""Reducing Resistance to Change""; ""Action Research Today""; ""From Research to Real Life""; ""Limits of Sensitivity Training""; ""Chapter Seven: The Transition to Experiential Learning""; ""Epilogue 2010""; ""Chapter Eight: McGregor and the Roots of Organization Development""; ""McGregor and Taylor""; ""A Family with a Mission""; ""McGregor's Influence""
""Theories X and Y""""A New Prescription""; ""Labor Relations Manager: Dewey and Almy""; ""Chapter Nine: Theories X and Y for a New Generation""; ""McGregor at Antioch""; ""Creating a Classic""; ""A New Look at X and Y: Two Selves in Each of Us""; ""Chapter Ten: Emery and Trist Redefine the Workplace""; ""Sociotechnical Systems: Choice, Not Chance""; ""Tavistock Institute""; ""Bion's Group Theory""; ""Industrial Action Research in a Yorkshire Coal Mine""; ""A Paradigm Shift""; ""Enter Emery and Open Systems""; ""Chapter Eleven: Learning to Work in a New Paradigm""
""Work As a Systems Problem""
Productive Workplaces : Dignity, Meaning, and Community in the 21st Century; Contents; Updates from the Field; Foreword : The Existential Question; Preface:Welcome to Productive Workplaces, 25th Anniversary Edition; Introduction: Getting the Most from Productive Workplaces; PART ONE Mythology and Managing; ONE A Mythology of Organizational Change; TWO How I Learned to Manage by Managing; PART TWO Searching for Productive Workplaces; THREE Scientific Management: A Tale of Two Taylors; FOUR Taylor Invents a New Profession; FIVE Action Research: Lewin Revises Taylorism
SIX Lewin's Legacy to ManagementSEVEN The Transition to Experiential Learning; EIGHT McGregor and the Roots of Organization Development; NINE Theories X and Y for a New Generation; TEN Emery and Trist Redefine the Workplace; ELEVEN Learning to Work in a New Paradigm; PART THRE E Learning from Experience; TWELVE Putting Action Research to Work; THIRTEEN Rethinking Diagnosis and Action; Case 1. Food Services Turnover: Action Research and Human Resource Accounting; Case 2. Chem Corp R&D: Managers Do Their Own Feedback; Case 3. Packaging Plant: Operators Meet Expert Analysis
Case 4. Solcorp: Expertise Can't Fix the Old ParadigmFOURTEEN Managing and Consulting in Permanent White Water; FIFTEEN Involving Everyone to Improve the Whole; Case 5. Medical School: Stakeholders Plan the Future; Case 6. Printing Inc.: Getting the Report Out of the Drawer; SIXTEEN Revising Theories of What Works; SEVENTEEN Making Systems Thinking Experiential; PART FOUR Integrating the Past into the Present; EIGHTEEN 21st Century Managing and Consulting; NINETEEN Changing Everything at Once; TWENTY Teamwork in a Fast-Changing World; TWENTY ONE Designing Work for Learning and Self-Control
TWENTY TWO Future Search: The Whole System in the RoomTWENTY THREE Cross-Cultural Future Searching; PART FIVE Learning Then and Now; TWENTY FOUR Ten Cases Decades Later: What's Sustainable About "Change"?; TWENTY FIVE Changing the World One Meeting at a Time; TWENTY SIX The Future Never Comes, It's Already Here; References; Acknowledgments; About the Author; Index;
ISBN: 978-1-283-39791-9 ; 1-283-39791-9 ; 978-1-118-09906-3 ; 978-0-470-90017-8 ; 0-470-90017-2 ; 978-0-470-90017-8 ; 1-283-40952-6
Source:
ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW
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