Name: The Power of Dignity: The Thoughtful Leader's Model for Attracting and Keeping Stakeholders (en Inglés)
SKU: 58543551
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Author: Geissler, Pete
ISBN: 9781511835732

portada The Power of Dignity: The Thoughtful Leader's Model for Attracting and Keeping Stakeholders (en Inglés)

The Power of Dignity: The Thoughtful Leader's Model for Attracting and Keeping Stakeholders (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Pete Geissler

Editorial

Createspace

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

176

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

21.6x14x1 cm

Peso

0.21 kg.

ISBN13

9781511835732

Categorías

Garantía de calidad y gestión de calidad total
Gestión de personal y recursos humanos

The Power of Dignity: The Thoughtful Leader's Model for Attracting and Keeping Stakeholders (en Inglés)

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Snapshot, reviewers' comments: A must-read for mangers who want to reap the many rewards of dignity...a wonderful, much-needed book...a new and innovative approach to management style...forthright, refreshing, a valuable self-improvement tool...the words flow beautifully. Excerpt: Employees, customers, and other stakeholders are far more than every business's most important assets; they are the source of all other assets. Treat them with the dignity they deserve and prosper financially and socially. That is the premise for this book. I discovered it-I know, much has been written about the importance of people within and around any business. But, as far as I can determine, nobody has explained their importance as the source of all other assets, although I think that the concept is universally true. I had my "aha" moment in the early 2000s as I was writing all sorts of corporate gargle-my endearing euphemism for marketing communications and public relations-- that paid lip service to the premise. Then I realized that many firms, including some that I consulted with, demean their sources assets and it has hurt and destroyed many lives, including several friends'. Examples abound: