Leading outside the lines
how to mobilize the informal organization, energize your team, and get better results
1st ed.
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Author
Contributions
- Inayat-Khan, Zia, 1971- - Contributor
Publication
2010 - Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, California
Language
English
Word Count
58,000 words, Guess
Page Count
232 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveleadingoutsideli00katz
- Internet Archiveleadingoutsideli00katz_0
- ISBN-100470589027
- ISBN-139780470589021
- Library of Congress Control Number2010003888
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number460050493
- Better World Books9780470589021
- Open LibraryOL24068721M
Classifications
- DDC658.4/092
- LCCHF5549.5.M63 K373 2010
- LCCHD57.7
Description
"An all-new exploration of the modern workplace, and how leaders and managers must embrace it for success. Katzenbach and Khan examine how two distinct factions together form the bigger picture for how organizations actually work: the more defined "formal" organization of a company-the management structure, performance metrics, and processes-and the "informal"--The culture, social networks, and ad hoc communities that spring up naturally and can accelerate or hinder how the organization works. With dynamic examples from enterprises around the world, this book takes a timeless organizational approach and creates a powerful paradigm-shifting tool set for applying it. Includes self-assessment guidelines for senior leaders, front-line managers, and individual contributors. Features organizations in business, government, the nonprofit sector, and academia-including the New York City schools system, Aetna, the Marines, United Nations, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Home Depot, Bell Canada, and the Houston Police Department. Leading Outside the Lines illustrates how leaders can make the two distinct factions work together to get the best of both."--Publisher description.
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