Why employees are always a bad idea
Subtitle: (and other business diseases of the industrial age)
By: Chuck Blakeman
Publisher: Crankset Group Publishing
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Highlands Ranch, CO
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
ISBN-13: 9780984334346
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Management; Entrepreneurship; Leadership; Success in business; Corporate culture
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (page 235).
Table of contents: title: The human carnage of the industrial age; title: Disease one: the problem with "big"; title: Disease two: The twenty-first century industrialist; title: Disease three: Why employees are always a bad idea; title: Disease four: Why managers are a bad idea, too; title: Disease five: 9 to 5 disease; title: Disease six: Separation of work and play; title: Disease seven: Retirement, a bankrupt industrial age idea; title: Stakeholders: a new model for the participation age; title: Why what you believe matters so much; title: The results-based business: our story; title: Companies thriving in the participation age; title: From manager to leader: moving into the participation age; title: How to hire people you'll never have to manage; title: Other business diseases: preplanning, scarcity, education, competition, rugged individualist, balance; title: The solution: The fourth "S", significance.