Answers to Questions Most Frequently Asked about Organization DevelopmentThis concise overview demystifies the field of organizational development and is arranged in a convenient question and answer format within subject areas. The sequence of topics guides the reader from general statements, basic concepts and values to more specific questions concerning the organization and the manager. A list of suggested reading and training programmes is offered in the last section of the book. |
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Contents
What Are Some Basic Concepts Used in | 1 |
We frequently hear terms like task and maintenance behaviors | 11 |
We have heard of Theory X and Theory Y Now there is a Theory | 17 |
What is synergy? | 23 |
OD Intervention | 58 |
OD Compared to Other Change Technologies | 76 |
OD and the ManagerAdministrator | 86 |
A Sample OD Project Survey Data Feedback | 163 |
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Answers to Questions Most Frequently Asked about Organization Development Philip G. Hanson,Bernard Lubin No preview available - 1995 |
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