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Work 2.0

Building The Future, One Employee At A Time
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From the author of Simplicity-a powerful new approach to management.. With a new preface by the authorIn Work 2.0, Bill Jensen introduces us to a new breed of managers and organizations that are maximizing productivity, developing leaders at all levels, constantly innovating, attracting exceptional talent -and winning in the marketplace. The key to their success is recognizing that the most valuable assets in the company are the time, attention, knowledge, passion, energy, and social networks of the frontline workers. As Jensen convincingly argues, building a corporate infrastructure that gives people what they need to "get stuff done"-and then get out of their way-yields surprising results: greater alignment of personal and corporate goals, more satisfied employees and customers, and a competitive edge that keeps everyone moving forward together.

Author Biography:

Bill Jensen is President and CEO of the Jensen Group (www.work2.com). Founded in 1985, this change-consulting firm helps Fortune 500 cli ents apply the principles of simplicity to busines s management and work design. He speaks and conduc ts workshops widely on changing how we work. He li ves in Morristown, New Jersey.
Release date NZ
December 18th, 2002
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
208
Dimensions
152x229x19
ISBN-13
9780738208046
Product ID
2582060

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