Taking Charge of Change by Douglas Smith

Taking Charge of Change by Douglas Smith

Providing the tools managers need to assess their particular needs for change, this text explains how to get beyond resistance and establish the link between measurable performance and change. It also provides advice on how to help people overcome reluctance and responsibility as well as insight into organizational psychology and practical steps for mastering it. In addition, the work demonstrates how real change is not based on abstractions but on redirected human behaviours.

Douglas W. Smith, Department Chair, Architectural and Engineering Computer Aided DesignAustin Community College, Austin, Texas Education M.A. The University of Texas at AustinB.S. Texas State University, San Marcos A.S. Texas State Technical College Teaching Experience Professor- Architectural and Engineering CAD, Austin Community College, Austin, TexasDirector-Authorized AutoCAD Training Center, Austin Community College, Austin, TexasInstructor-Drafting and Design Technology, Texas State Technical College, Amarillo, Texas Industrial Experience Tracor Aerospace (now BAE Systems), Austin, TexasWidelite Corporation, San Marcos, TexasAustin Research Engineers, Austin, Texas City of Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas Antonio M. Ramirez, Professor, Architectural and Engineering Computer Aided DesignAustin Community College, Austin, Texas Education M.A. University of PhoenixB.S. Texas State University, San Marcos A.S. Austin Community College Teaching Experience Professor- Architectural and Engineering CAD, Austin Community College, Austin, TexasDepartment Chair-Engineering Design Graphics, Austin Community College, Austin, TexasDepartment Chair-Geomatics and Land Surveying, Austin Community College, Austin, Texas Industrial Experience Texas Department of Highways and Public Transportation, Austin, TexasWestern Electric, Austin, Texas

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ISBN 13	9780201484083
ISBN 10	0201484080
Titel	Taking Charge of Change
Autor	Douglas Smith
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Bindungsart	Hardback
Verlag	INGRAM PUBLISHER SERVICES US
Erscheinungsjahr	1996-01-01
Seitenanzahl	314
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