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Organizing Genius : The Secrets of Creative Collaboration
Publisher :
Basic Books
Published Date : 1998/06
Binding : Paperback
ISBN : 9780201339895
BookWeb Price : MYR 68.22 Kinokuniya Privilege Card member price : MYR 61.40 Availability Status : Available for order from suppliers. Usually dispatches within 3 weeks. Language : English |
Book Description
Source： ENG
Academic Descriptors： A48404000
Academic Level： Undergraduate
Review：
LJ Reviews 1997 January
BookPage Reviews 1997 June
Varsitybooks.com - February 1999
Varsitybooks.com - Non-Partnership Schools - Spring 2000
Varsitybooks.com - Partnership Schools, October-November 1999
Academic Descriptors： A48404000
Academic Level： Undergraduate
Review：
LJ Reviews 1997 January
BookPage Reviews 1997 June
Varsitybooks.com - February 1999
Varsitybooks.com - Non-Partnership Schools - Spring 2000
Varsitybooks.com - Partnership Schools, October-November 1999
This is a collection of stories of the critical issues of the 21st century for managers. The book focuses on "collaborative advantage" by turning individual talent into teamwork.
This volume captures the spirit of discovery that pervades "Great Groups". It describes the free-form organization of such teams, more interested in their mission than their hierarchy. The authors discuss how "Great Groups" believe both that they're underdogs up against a powerful foe and that they're bound to succeed. The book also illuminates the roles of a "Great Group" leader as a gatherer of talent, a source of inspiration and a bridge to the outside world.
Today, organizations require creative thinking from every member, not just a few. The world's complexity and pace mean that people can no longer rely on individual leaders and "Lone Rangers" to solve problems. Rather, people must learn to work together, to identify their own missions, to form their own "Great Groups". The stories and advice from the book show readers how.
Warren Bennis is the author of "On Becoming a Leader", "Leaders" and "Learning to Lead".
This volume captures the spirit of discovery that pervades "Great Groups". It describes the free-form organization of such teams, more interested in their mission than their hierarchy. The authors discuss how "Great Groups" believe both that they're underdogs up against a powerful foe and that they're bound to succeed. The book also illuminates the roles of a "Great Group" leader as a gatherer of talent, a source of inspiration and a bridge to the outside world.
Today, organizations require creative thinking from every member, not just a few. The world's complexity and pace mean that people can no longer rely on individual leaders and "Lone Rangers" to solve problems. Rather, people must learn to work together, to identify their own missions, to form their own "Great Groups". The stories and advice from the book show readers how.
Warren Bennis is the author of "On Becoming a Leader", "Leaders" and "Learning to Lead".
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