Leadership and organizational climate
Auteur : Stringer Robert
- For Leadership courses.
I. WHAT IS ORGANIZATIONAL CLIMATE?
1. The Concept of Organizational Climate.
2. Motivation. What Makes People Tick?
3. Measuring Organizational Climate.
4. The Climate Survey.
II. WHAT CAUSES CLIMATE?
5. The Determinants of Climate.
6. Leadership.
7. A Hit List of Leadership Practices.
III. HOW DO YOU MANAGE CLIMATE?
8. Using Climate as a Performance Management Tool.
9. A Tale of Two Schools. Irrelevant Leadership.
10. Health Care Organizations: Margin for Mission.
11. The Future of Climate.
IV. CLIMATE MANAGEMENT TOOLKIT.
Robert A. Stringer Jr. is a partner with Mercer Delta Consulting LLC, which consults to CEOs and senior executives of major corporations on the design and leadership of large-scale change. He works primarily in the areas of organizational effectiveness and executive leadership development.
For the past twenty-five years, Robert Stringer has designed and implemented business strategy and executive education programs in the United States and abroad. His assignments included projects with Bank of America, General Electric, Imperial Chemicals, Inc., PepsiCo, General Mills, Fidelity Investments, HSBC, AT&T, Gillette, Xerox, Prudential, and Citibank.
In addition to Leadership and Organizational Climate: The Cloud Chamber Effect, Mr. Stringer has coauthored three other books: Motivation and Organizational Climate with George H. Litwin, Men in Management with J.B. Kassarjian, and Strategy Traps and How to Avoid Them with Joel Uchenick. He received a B.A. with honors from Harvard College and an M.B.A. degree with distinction from Harvard Business School. He also taught on the faculty of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, spending .part of that tenure teaching in the Philippines.
- Summary of original research linking aroused motivation to organizational climate. Establishes scientific validity of the climate concepts.
- Research showing casual links between leadership, climate, aroused motivation and performance. Scientifically validates the importance of organizational climate and the role of leadership in determining climate.
- Narratives and real world examples of the link between leadership, climate and organizational performance. Provides students with, how to guidelines for applying and using the climate model.
- Chapters describing how the climate model works in health care organizations and schools. Takes the student outside the focus of business organizations and broadens the applicability of the books concepts.
- A summary of the leade
Date de parution : 09-2001
Ouvrage de 308 p.
20.8x13.5 cm