Unmanaging: Opening up the Organization to its Own Unspoken Knowledge

Unmanaging: Opening up the Organization to its Own Unspoken Knowledge

by T. Taptiklis
ISBN-10:
0230573525
ISBN-13:
9780230573529
Pub. Date:
12/04/2007
Publisher:
Palgrave Macmillan UK
ISBN-10:
0230573525
ISBN-13:
9780230573529
Pub. Date:
12/04/2007
Publisher:
Palgrave Macmillan UK
Unmanaging: Opening up the Organization to its Own Unspoken Knowledge

Unmanaging: Opening up the Organization to its Own Unspoken Knowledge

by T. Taptiklis

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Overview

Within management thinking, behaviours have become repetitive, and organizational performance is stagnant or declining. We need to engage with each other as individuals. The author proposes new ways of harnessing people's storytelling instincts and capabilities to create a new medium of professional communication and collaboration.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780230573529
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK
Publication date: 12/04/2007
Edition description: 2008
Pages: 237
Product dimensions: 5.51(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.01(d)

About the Author

THEODORE TAPTIKLIS is a former McKinsey consultant and veteran organizational practitioner who has operated in many roles including board member, senior executive, strategist and change manager, professional development and business development manager and also in a variety of line management positions, working both as employee and as professional adviser. These roles extend to twenty-five organizations from manufacturing to financial services to transportation, utility management, healthcare and social services over a forty-year career. Most of this organizational experience has been with leaders in their industry sectors.

For the past ten years Taptiklis has operated in a private capacity, exploring and testing the ideas discussed in this book by working with members of professional communities. The discoveries described here have led to working associations with a cadre of organizational practitioners, researchers and academics in New Zealand, the US and the UK.

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION PART I: THINGS FALL APART Welcome to my world The view from the top Messy lives PART II: VOICES AT THE BRINK Work as an immersive practice Feeling forward, responding in the moment The movement of the living story Together in the past and future of the now The double prison PART III: LINKING VOICES, MAKING SENSE, JOINING LIVES Navigating memory Changing conversation Unmanaging ourselves Going on from here ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REFERENCES NOTES
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