The Arbinger Institute, which works on resolving conflicts and improving organizational cultures, offers an inspiring book about the way that your mindset - your relationship with the world and the people in it - can become a force for change. Arbinger illustrates its thesis with excellent case studies. Its manual explains how assuming an outward mindset - looking at concerns beyond your own narrow perspective - can lead to rewarding results for individuals and organizations. Arbinger reports that companies whose leaders recognize and deal with deeply entrenched mindsets have a much greater chance of implementing change than companies whose leaders do not. However, this guidebook doesn't explain how the institute's findings fit into the rich literature of management and organizational behavior - a shortcoming that detracts from an otherwise entertaining and useful treatment. Nevertheless, getAbstract recommends its warm perspective to human resources practitioners and senior managers who are working to change the cultures of their organizations.
Dimensions: 146 x 222
Author: The Arbinger Institute
ISBN: 9781626567153
Format: Paperback
Pages: 192