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1. Future organizations: Ed Lawler and Jay Galbraith see a whole new look and feel to tomorrow's enterprise

Author: Brown, Tom
Subjects: Organizational behavior -- Forecasts and trends, Industrial management -- Forecasts and trends, Executive ability -- Social aspects
Abstract: JAY R. GALBRAITH AND EDWARD E. LAWLER III HAVE A DIFFERENT style when they talk about organizations of the future. Jay seems more the studious and pensive type, weighing his […]
Published: 1993

2. 'Sorry, your last day is Friday' - there's more to the art of firing than the proverbial pink slip

Author: Mihaly, Mary
Subjects: Employee dismissals -- Methods, Executive ability -- Social aspects, Job stress -- Social aspects
Abstract: There's more to the art of firing than the proverbial pink slip. THE FIRST TIME SHE HAD TO FIRE SOMEONE, MEG SANDERVILLE ADMITS, SHE wasn't very good at it. "Management […]
Published: 1995

3. STRIKING A BALANCE

Author: STEVENS, TIM
Subjects: Chief executive officers -- Behavior, Executive ability -- Social aspects, Job satisfaction -- Personal narratives
Abstract: CEOs TELL HOW THEY ADDRESS THE CHALLENGE OF INTEGRATING THEIR BUSINESS AND PERSONAL LIVES. DRESSED IN BLACK MOTORCYCLE LEATHERS, the two helmeted figures glide quietly past the stunning mountain landscape […]
Published: 2000

4. THE 'L' WORD

Author: SECRETAN, LANCE
Subjects: Sex in the workplace -- Psychological aspects, Executive ability -- Social aspects, Corporate culture -- Analysis
Abstract: LOVE: SOUGHT BY ALL BUT SAID BY FEW. Take a deep breath. Now say the word love out loud. Now imagine you are talking to one of your closest and […]
Published: 2000

5. Bored by boardrooms?

Author: ROYAL, WELD
Subjects: Executive ability -- Social aspects, Chief executive officers -- Innovations, Job satisfaction -- Innovations
Abstract: Try employee breakfasts or strolls through the plant. A GROWING NUMBER OF TOP executives find too much time spent in boardrooms is, well, boring. Worse, leading corporate chiefs complain the […]
Published: 1998

6. Lighten up! Blurring the line between fun and work not only humanizes organizations but strengthens the bottom line

Author: LaBarre, Polly
Subjects: Corporate culture -- Analysis, Executive ability -- Social aspects, Southwest Airlines Co. -- Human resource management -- 00308031
Abstract: Blurring the line between fun and work not only humanizes organizations but strengthens the bottom line. WHEN FORMER YANKEES manager Casey Stengel advised that "the secret [of being a good […]
Published: 1996

7. The e-mail monster: can one manager handle 250 e-mail messages a day, plus 15 voicemails an hour?

Author: Verespej, Michael A.
Subjects: Electronic mail systems -- Social aspects, Voice mail -- Social aspects, Executive ability -- Social aspects
Abstract: 2 IT'S NO SECRET. COMPANIES ARE looking for ways to manage the e-mail technology they've put in place. "Such a substantial portion of it is garbage that, in many respects, […]
Published: 1995

8. The secrets of your success: look for these four must-haves in a successor. (Brandt on Leadership)

Author: Brandt, John R.
Subjects: Chief executive officers -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Executive ability -- Analysis, Executive ability -- Social aspects
Abstract: WHY ARE THE SUCCESSFUL SO bad at succession? More specifically, why is it so hard for leaders to name successors who can continue an organization's growth and profitability? The classic […]
Published: 2003

9. You are the key to effective hiring: Three questions can help find the treasures, eliminate the jerks. (Brandt on Leadership)

Author: Brandt, John R.
Subjects: Employee recruitment -- Methods, Executive ability -- Social aspects
Abstract: It's a new year and, if the pundits are to be believed, a new bottom for the economy. Yet ugly as the current view is, I'm taking perverse encouragement in […]
Published: 2002

10. Confessions of a former boss: are you guilty of the same kinds of 'sins'?

Author: Mariotti, John
Subjects: Best Boss, Worst Boss (Book) -- Criticism and interpretation, Executive ability -- Social aspects, Managing your boss -- Social aspects
Published: 1997

11. Wanted: workforce of the future

Author: Bowen, Brayton
Subjects: Work groups -- Management, Business communication -- Methods, Executive ability -- Social aspects
Abstract: IF YOU'RE TRYING TO BUILD THE WORKFORCE OF the future--a FutureForce--you need to look for team players and put teamwork into your organization. But if you think it's going to […]
Published: 1995

12. A new role for the CFO

Author: Brown, Thomas L.
Subjects: Chief financial officers -- Management, Executive ability -- Social aspects
Abstract: Instead of "keeper of the treasury," how about Secretary of the Treasury? EXCEPT FOR COMPANIES ON THE BRINK OF financial ruin, you don't hear or read much about chief financial […]
Published: 1993

13. Management isn't everything: there should be career tracks for workers who don't have managerial aspirations

Author: Moravec, Milan
Subjects: Career development -- Innovations, Employee promotions -- Social aspects, Executive ability -- Social aspects
Abstract: Our organizations are sending mixed messages to our employees. We tell them: "If you perform well and give us loyal service, we will reward you with a management position." But […]
Published: 1991

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