The Curse of PPM and How to remove it
de Douglas G Long
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À propos du livre
"Piss Poor Management" (PPM) is an unfortunate phenomenon that permeates every area of life - politics, business, religious, not-for-profit, social etc.
it shouldn't be that way. For some 75 years we have had management and leadership researchers, teachers and practitioners showing that PPM is ultimately destructive of organisations and the people that comprise them. We also know that PPM results in lower productivity and profitability than would otherwise be possible.
Yet it persists!
This book is a selection of blogs over the period 2009-2012. It provides examples of PPM (P... Poor Management) across a wide range of areas and explores both why this persists and why it should be removed. The book provides clear guidelines as to how we can remove this curse that afflicts so many people and organisations.
it shouldn't be that way. For some 75 years we have had management and leadership researchers, teachers and practitioners showing that PPM is ultimately destructive of organisations and the people that comprise them. We also know that PPM results in lower productivity and profitability than would otherwise be possible.
Yet it persists!
This book is a selection of blogs over the period 2009-2012. It provides examples of PPM (P... Poor Management) across a wide range of areas and explores both why this persists and why it should be removed. The book provides clear guidelines as to how we can remove this curse that afflicts so many people and organisations.
Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie principale: Entreprises et économie
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Format choisi: 15×23 cm
# de pages: 150 - Date de publication: juin 25, 2012
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À propos du créateur
Douglas Long
Sydney, Australia
Originally from New Zealand and now living in Australia, I hold a PhD in organisational psychology and have taught at universities in Australia and the USA. Currently I hold an academic post with the Graduate College of Management at Southern Cross University in Australia where I supervise doctoral candidates. I am an accomplished keynote speaker and have addressed conferences in Australia, New Zealand, the USA, Finland, The Netherlands, France, Spain, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Japan, and Brazil