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New Rules for the New World: Cautionary Tales for the New World Manager (Hardcover)

by Eddie Obeng (Author) "I have a real dilemma ..." (more)
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  • Hardcover: 270 pages
  • Publisher: Capstone (1 Jun 1997)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 1900961156
  • ISBN-13: 978-1900961158
  • Product Dimensions: 23.6 x 16 x 2.5 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 437,798 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)
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New Rules for the New World is about what goes wrong and why, about the path from good (and often correct) intention to disaster. It is about the bumpy road from a great idea to complete industry failure. And its about how to avoid that road.
This is a book of stories. Each tale paints a picture of good intentions gone wrong. Through the stories you will meet a cast of characters familiar to anyone in business – the Empowering Manager, the Uncertain Strategist, the Global Communicator and the Merged Chief Executive. Each story has a moral, a New Rule for the New World, a practical rule that would have prevented failure.


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New Rules for the New World Even if you have read every book on the shelf, and taken the best available advice from inside your organisation and from consultants, and put in place a painstakingly crafted plan for implementing strategic change, and motivated your colleagues and staff behind the plan…the chances are that it will all go horribly wrong. It nearly always does. New Rules for the New World is about what goes wrong and why, the path from good (and often correct) intention to disaster. It is about the bumpy road from a great idea like ‘Why don’t we benchmark against our competitors?’ to complete industry failure, to Queen of the Pigs (you benchmarked against organisations that are themselves failing). And it’s about how to avoid that road. This is a book of stories. Each tale paints a picture of good intentions gone wrong. Through the stories you will meet a cast of characters familiar to anyone in business – the Empowering Manager, the Uncertain Strategist, the Global Communicator and the Merged Chief Executive. Each story has a moral, a new rule for the New World. A practical rule which would have prevented failure. The Financial Times calls Obeng an agent provocateur. New Rules for the New World will provoke you into your future. The Tales Prologue to the Cautionary Tales The Tale of the Empowering Manager The Uncertain Strategist’s Tale The Tale of the Customer–focused Manager The Tale of the Lost Self–directed Team Leader The Tale of the Global Communicator The Tale of the Self–starter’s Growing Pains The Strategic Change Implementer’s Tale The Organisation Development Manager’s Dimensions The Tale of the Informatised Manager The Merged Chief Executive’s Tale The Re–engineer’s Quest The Business Bench–marker’s Tale Epilogue The Rules Say ‘AND’ not ‘OR’ Assume Fair=Different not Fair=Equal Change Dependence to Interdependence Do Nothing which is of No use Stakeholders rule OK! Make time fit! Chunk It or Junk It! All Constraints into Meatspace Unlearn Everything! Don’t change anything! Loop It up! Go Virtual!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Want to challenge your old-world MBA mind? Go for New World!, 1 Feb 1999
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Eddie is a crazy genious, that writes with the authority of a successful management consultant and university professor that eats its own dogdood before publishing it! It will blow your old-world MBA-like models, challenging the premises of those models in a very simple but effective way: You can't learn faster than the world changes, thus you have to change your learning and management strategy! And that's just the beginning... recomended for Lateral Thinkers and other non-closed-mind people!
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