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Executives today encounter social, psychological, and technical problems undreamed of by their predecessors. To help meet these challenges, Harry Levinson has written a thorough and timely revision of his acknowledged classic, The Exceptional Executive.In Executive the author has added new material emphasizing the need for executive flexibility the ability to work with multiple constituencies, to mitigate tensions between middle and top management, to comprehend the social context within which business operates and to understand the needs of women and minorities. He has also added fourteen case studies that illuminate these major themes and problems.
PART 1: DEFINING THE PROBLEM 1. Tomorrow's Executive 2. The Reinvestment of Human Drives 3. The Purposes Served by Organizations 4. Reflections of the Culture 5. What the Executive Doesn't See PART 2: REDEFINING LEADERSHIP 6. The Tasks of Top Management 7. The Business as an Educational Institution 8. The Role and the Learners 9. The Executive as Teacher PART 3: MOVING TOWARD ACTION 10. Ministration Needs 11. Maturation Needs 12. Mastery Needs PART 4: MOVING WITH CHANGE 13. Change: The One Constant 14. You Can't Win Them All 15. Strengthening the Organization Epilogue Notes Index
Enlarges our understanding of the reasons for the disquietingly poor performance of the American economy since the late 1960s. Harry Levinson, one of the leaders of the human-relations school of management, urges executives to become teachers and mentors.