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Title: Mind-Set Management
Author(s): Samuel A. Culbert Publisher: Oxford University Press, 1996 This book explores the challenges facing managers as they attempt to lead people they do not really control. Employees are expected to become increasingly autonomous in the workplace, while managers are still responsible for leading everyone toward a common goal. The author incites managers seeking to reconcile these two seemingly-conflictual imperatives to serve as advisors to their employees, and outlines several principles to help them succeed in this difficult task. Main subject [Mobilizing People] |
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[Manageris 44b 12/96]
Further readings:
ON ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING, Chris Argyris, Blackwell, 1992.
ON BECOMING A LEADER, Warren Bennis, Addison-Wesley, 1989.
BECOMING A MANAGER, Linda Hill, Harvard Business School Press, 1992.
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