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	The Myth Of Nine To Five by Ted Scott & Phil Harker
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This book is not a `quick fix`. It presents a robust, coherent and values based management philosophy about people and relationships within the context of the workplace. Each chapter covers some theory and application with accompanying concepts and philosophy. It is a book that is about how to think and feel before ou do it. In learning organistaion parlance, its about the reflection and developing shared meaning elements of the learning wheel, critical elements needed before we jump into the planning and doing.
This book is not a `quick fix`. It presents a robust, coherent and values based management philosophy about people and relationships within the context of the workplace. Each chapter covers some theory and application with accompanying concepts and philosophy. It is a book that is about how to think and feel before ou do it. In learning organistaion parlance, its about the reflection and developing shared meaning elements of the learning wheel, critical elements needed before we jump into the planning and doing.

ISBN 9788130902630

Pages : 182

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The Myth Of Nine To Five

by Ted Scott & Phil Harker