 How Come Every Time I Get Stabbed in the Back My Fingerprints Are on the Knife?: And Other Meditations on Management
ISBN: 978-0-7879-4787-3
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288 pages
August 1999, Jossey-Bass
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Acknowledgements.
The Author.
Introduction: It's Not My Dog.
Some Thoughts About Organizational Back Stabbing or How Come Every Time I Get Stabbed in the Back My Fingerprints are on the Knife?
The Spin Doctors: An Invitation to Meditate on the Organizational Dynamics of the Last Supper and Why Judas was not the Traitor.
On the Ethics of Standing for Something or Sitting on Our Duffs.
Learning to Not*Teach.
Prayers of Communication and Organizational Learning.
This Is a Football: Leadership and the Anaclitic Depression Blues.
What If I Really Believe This Stuff?
Musing About the Elephant in the Parlor or "Who the Hell Is Elliot Jaques?"
On Tooting Your Own Horn or Social Intervention as the Process of Releasing Flatus in the Confines of Religious Institutions.
Ode to Waco: When Bizarre Organizational Behavior Is Concerned, God Works in Strange and Mysterious Ways.
When We Buy a Pig: The Tragedy of the No-Nonsesne Manager.
Afterword: In Memory of Suzanne.
Notes.
References.
The Author.
Introduction: It's Not My Dog.
Some Thoughts About Organizational Back Stabbing or How Come Every Time I Get Stabbed in the Back My Fingerprints are on the Knife?
The Spin Doctors: An Invitation to Meditate on the Organizational Dynamics of the Last Supper and Why Judas was not the Traitor.
On the Ethics of Standing for Something or Sitting on Our Duffs.
Learning to Not*Teach.
Prayers of Communication and Organizational Learning.
This Is a Football: Leadership and the Anaclitic Depression Blues.
What If I Really Believe This Stuff?
Musing About the Elephant in the Parlor or "Who the Hell Is Elliot Jaques?"
On Tooting Your Own Horn or Social Intervention as the Process of Releasing Flatus in the Confines of Religious Institutions.
Ode to Waco: When Bizarre Organizational Behavior Is Concerned, God Works in Strange and Mysterious Ways.
When We Buy a Pig: The Tragedy of the No-Nonsesne Manager.
Afterword: In Memory of Suzanne.
Notes.
References.
