Change to Strange; Daniel M. Cable; 2007
Change to Strange; Daniel M. Cable; 2007

Change to Strange Upplaga 1

av Daniel M. Cable

  • Upplaga: 1a upplagan
  • Utgiven: 2007
  • ISBN: 9780132317771
  • Sidor: 224 st
  • Förlag: Financial Times/ Prentice Hall
  • Format: Häftad
  • Språk: Engelska

Om boken

Its not just a war for talent out there, its a war for the right talent. Cable sheds light on how managers can identify and attract the right people to turn strategy into reality. Susan Ashford, Associate Dean for Leadership Programming and the Executive MBA Program, University of Michigan Change to Strange takes the mystery out of the gap between strategy and strategy execution. Daniel underscores that success is dependent on the quality of your workforce, specific targets, and disciplined measurement. The book provides a useful process and a set of questions that your leadership team needs to address to create a great organization that stands above competitors. Stan Kelly, Senior Vice President, Wachovia Corporation In an era of over-emphasis on best practices and benchmarking, it is so refreshing to see a blueprint for how an organization can invest in its people to truly drive competitive advantage and create uncommon value for its customers and owners. Daniel Cables insightful, practical, and rigorous strange workforce value chain will help your organization build a workforce with distinctive and compelling capabilities that better serve your customers and beat the competition. Christian M. Ellis, Senior Vice President, Sibson Consulting, A Division of Segal Change to Strange helps you ask the right questions about what will differentiate you in the marketplace and the strange (distinctive, extraordinary) steps you must take to make it happen. Be strange; get Change to Strange and have fun cooking up the special sauce your customers will love and your competition will find tough to imitate. Ben Schneider, Senior Research Fellow, VALTERA; Professor Emeritus, University of Maryland; and author of Winning the Service Game. Cables model is highly thought-provoking. The book is full of great ideas for standing out from the competition and getting your workforce fully engaged! Sara Rynes, Editor, Academy of Management Journal; Murray Professor of Management, University of Iowa What a great read! I found plenty of great ideas and examples in this book that I can use at VIF, and now my executive team is reading it. David B. Young, Chief Executive Officer, Visiting International Faculty Program Change to Strange...a fascinating and thought-provoking approach to extracting value from your human value chain. A must read for leaders engaged in reinvigorating enterprises in highly competitive markets. Sean Crane, Senior Vice President of Operations, The Fresh Market You cant be great if you just do what everybody else does. Dan Cable sheds light on how companies can get extraordinary business results by creating a workforce that consistently wow their customers. Sven-ke Damgaard, Vice President Human Resources, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications At SAS we have our own definition of strange, and it has yielded...

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I april 2007 släpptes boken Change to Strange skriven av Daniel M. Cable. Det är den 1a upplagan av kursboken. Den är skriven på engelska och består av 224 sidor. Förlaget bakom boken är Financial Times/ Prentice Hall.

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