Our identity is often bound up what we do at work. The work we do goes some way to describing who we are, what we stand for and it reveals, in one dimension at least, a tangible and valued contribution that we make to the world. Authenticity in organizations matters more than ever. In today's complex and global economy it's more important than ever that we empower employees to bring their authentic selves to work. Doing so leads to increased innovation, productivity, more thoughtful risk-taking, a sense of responsibility and enhanced adaptiveness to change. Creating Authentic Organizations…mehr
Our identity is often bound up what we do at work. The work we do goes some way to describing who we are, what we stand for and it reveals, in one dimension at least, a tangible and valued contribution that we make to the world. Authenticity in organizations matters more than ever. In today's complex and global economy it's more important than ever that we empower employees to bring their authentic selves to work. Doing so leads to increased innovation, productivity, more thoughtful risk-taking, a sense of responsibility and enhanced adaptiveness to change. Creating Authentic Organizations goes beyond the remit of authentic leadership and shows how the concept of authenticity can and should be applied to your organization. It offers a new management framework based on the freedom to operate, meaningful dialogue and a deep search for personal meaning at work; autonomy and the opportunity to make an impact is a key driver of productivity. With simple and powerful models and strategies to bring about workplace authenticity, this bold and cutting-edge approach will show you how to ensure more authentic dialogue and encourage open and meaningful discussion around threats and challenges. Creating Authentic Organizations gives you the tools to bridge the gap between the corporate persona and the authentic self, leading to greater employee engagement, well-being and organizational resilience. Online supporting resources include an authenticity and freedoms diagnostic tool and guidance notes.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Robin Ryde is an international leadership consultant, established author and co-director of www.robinrydeconsulting.com. He is the Head of Leadership with the Oxford Group and a fellow of Ashridge Business School. He is also the author of Never Mind the Bosses (Wiley), Thought Leadership and Custom Built Leadership (both Palgrave Macmillan). Lisa Sofianos is an executive coach, leadership developer and co-director of www.robinrydeconsulting.com. She works with senior executives within a broad spectrum of companies through various challenges, specializing in leadership resilience, coping with transition and helping leaders deal with intractable issues.
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Preface Acknowledgements 01 The building blocks of authenticity: a summary for busy people Work and authenticity matters The shifting shape of work The division of the self The value of authenticity The greatest driver of authenticity: The Freedoms and Authenticity model The management task A final nudge in the right direction Notes 02 Solomon's solution Work in the Hand Work in the Head Authenticity is both the problem and the solution Notes 03 A design for workplace authenticity Important guiding forces The philosophical position that we take Notes 04 The first freedom: the Freedom to Operate Definition and dimensions Benefits of the Freedom to Operate The Absolute Freedom to Operate and Residual Freedom to Operate Individual and group level Freedom to Operate Where ideas might come from in exercising the Freedom to Operate Key questions to help develop your Freedom to Operate (F2O) Notes 05 The second freedom: the Freedom to Speak Talk and the intended domain of value creation (IDVC) Releasing the benefits of the Freedom to Speak Key questions to help develop your Freedom to Speak (F2S) Notes 06 The third freedom: the Freedom to Actualize Benefits of the Freedom to Actualize Key questions to help develop your Freedom to Actualize (F2A) Notes 07 Assessing authenticity and freedoms: a self-completion diagnostic Recognizing authenticity at an individual level Observations and interpretation of diagnostic results Authenticity and freedoms diagnostic Dimensions of authenticity Notes 08 The management task in authentic organizations The five 'A's management task Authenticity and the role of freedoms fighter Adaptation and the head of learning and development Alignment and the role of interpreter Accountability and the role of steward Action and the role of occasional interventionist Notes 09 Beyond the tipping point Note Index
Preface Acknowledgements 01 The building blocks of authenticity: a summary for busy people Work and authenticity matters The shifting shape of work The division of the self The value of authenticity The greatest driver of authenticity: The Freedoms and Authenticity model The management task A final nudge in the right direction Notes 02 Solomon's solution Work in the Hand Work in the Head Authenticity is both the problem and the solution Notes 03 A design for workplace authenticity Important guiding forces The philosophical position that we take Notes 04 The first freedom: the Freedom to Operate Definition and dimensions Benefits of the Freedom to Operate The Absolute Freedom to Operate and Residual Freedom to Operate Individual and group level Freedom to Operate Where ideas might come from in exercising the Freedom to Operate Key questions to help develop your Freedom to Operate (F2O) Notes 05 The second freedom: the Freedom to Speak Talk and the intended domain of value creation (IDVC) Releasing the benefits of the Freedom to Speak Key questions to help develop your Freedom to Speak (F2S) Notes 06 The third freedom: the Freedom to Actualize Benefits of the Freedom to Actualize Key questions to help develop your Freedom to Actualize (F2A) Notes 07 Assessing authenticity and freedoms: a self-completion diagnostic Recognizing authenticity at an individual level Observations and interpretation of diagnostic results Authenticity and freedoms diagnostic Dimensions of authenticity Notes 08 The management task in authentic organizations The five 'A's management task Authenticity and the role of freedoms fighter Adaptation and the head of learning and development Alignment and the role of interpreter Accountability and the role of steward Action and the role of occasional interventionist Notes 09 Beyond the tipping point Note Index
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