Motivation, beliefs, and organizational transformation
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Basing his work on the pioneering research of Victor Vroom, Dr. Green, assisted by his co-author Butkus, introduces a new management tool to facilitate the people aspects of change: the belief system of motivation and performance. Their book shows that managing change requires building support from a highly motivated workforce; that most strategies today overlook the emotional factor in change; and that only by addressing the motivational and emotional problems associated with change can management implement change successfully.
With anecdotes, case histories, and a clear exposition of the "belief system's" theoretical underpinnings and its nuts-and-bolts methods, Green and Butkus provide critical insights into the pitfalls in the implementation process, and workable guidance on how to avoid them.
With anecdotes, case histories, and a clear exposition of the "belief system's" theoretical underpinnings and its nuts-and-bolts methods, Green and Butkus provide critical insights into the pitfalls in the implementation process, and workable guidance on how to avoid them.
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