Authors: Harvard Business School Press (Compiler), Robert J. Thomas, Ronald A. Heifetz
ISBN-13: 9781591392729, ISBN-10: 1591392721
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harvard Business Press
Date Published: July 2003
Edition: (Non-applicable)
This text features reprints of eight essays previously published in the Harvard Business Review, written by 15 American and Canadian academics, researchers, and upper-level managers. Designed for today's managers and professionals, the articles explore individual and organizational resilience; organizational compassion during times of trauma; learning from life-altering, adverse experiences; self- protection while leading an organization through a change initiative; effective management of the pain of others; lessons for the private, civilian sector from combat leadership; a Twin Towers-based CEO's account of the aftermath of 9/11; and dealing with the enemies of trust within an organization. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
How Resilience Works | 1 | |
Leading in Times of Trauma | 19 | |
Crucibles of Leadership | 39 | |
A Survival Guide for Leaders | 59 | |
The Toxic Handler: Organizational Hero - and Casualty | 85 | |
Leadership in a Combat Zone | 113 | |
September 11, 2001: A CEO's Story | 135 | |
The Enemies of Trust | 155 | |
About the Contributors | 175 | |
Index | 179 |