Business Strategy

What is strategy

Posted by Editor on May 14, 2010

There are moments of epiphany (relevant essence of something) in a continuous learning process. I went through something like this at the last course of project management. A...

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Organizational Development

Money – motivation vs. fair trade

Posted by Editor on May 3, 2010

It’s a business! It’s just business! – The two most used expressions that justify the action of an employer. For an employee the company is supposed to be a...

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Leadership

Leader vs. Manager vs. Executive

Posted by Editor on May 11, 2010

Leader vs. Manager vs. Executive … one of these 3 terms does not belong here. Which one? Leader! In business, leadership is a trait of a manager useful to exert formal...

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Organizational Behavior

Team vs. Virtual Team

Posted by Editor on May 2, 2010

The classical characteristics of a team are in the same time the ideal requirements: Task related: Challenging and complex tasks Tasks that create...

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Readings in Organizational Behavior

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The Readings in the book cover the major topics comprising the field of organizational behavior, and do so with special emphasis on the findings of rigorous organizational research. The models and concepts presented in the following Readings are gleaned from literally thousands of studies of behavior in and of organizations. Authors Wagner and Hollenbeck have selected them to complement their textbook, Organizational Behavior: Securing Competitive Advantage (Routledge 2010). However it would be a worthwhile addition to any course in Organizational Behavior.

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Harvard Business Review on Developing High-Potential Leaders

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Many companies do not provide their managers with adequate development programs, failing to recognize how often new managers can become overwhelmed. How can you prevent your most promising employees from being derailed? Should you schedule more coaching or training – or is it simply too soon to promote an employee to the next level? In a world of intensifying talent wars, companies that can develop high-potential leaders throughout their ranks stand the best chance of consistently trouncing rivals. As a manager, you play a crucial role in cultivating leadership skills in your own teams. This collection of HBR articles provides a range of advice on the best ways for companies to keep their next generation of leaders on the right track.

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School Leadership and Administration: Important Concepts, Case Studies, and Simulations

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This text helps prospective and experienced principals, administrators, and supervisors increase their knowledge and skills through concepts, case-studies, and simulations. Part I presents important theoretical concepts and research findings that can improve educators’ problem-solving and leadership effectiveness. Part II consists of over 65 reality-based case studies, “In-Basket Exercises,” simulations, and role-plays to illustrate problems and issues. The case studies, simulations, and exercises stimulate class discussion and reflection on key issues facing today’s school administrator and offer guidelines for thoughtful problem-solving and resolution. The new edition has been updated to include the most current research on areas such as leadership, as well as refocused chapters to more accurately address real life school situations.

School Leadership and Administration: Important Concepts, Case Studies, and Simulations

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