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Richard (Dick) Axelrod is a founder of, and principal in, The Axelrod Group, Inc. – a consulting firm focusing on employee-involvement to affect large-scale organizational change. Before forming The Axelrod Group, Dick was an organization development manager for General Foods, which was the first company in America to use self-directed work teams (a strategy whose philosophy made a great impact on the young manager). He now brings twenty-five years of consulting and teaching experience to his work, with clients including Boeing, Coca-Cola, Corning, First Union, Ford, Harley-Davidson, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Kraft, and 3M.
Foreword author Peter Block is an organizational development guru and author of many successful books including Flawless Consulting and Community.
Foreword | p. xi |
Preface | p. xix |
Introduction: Engagement Makes a Difference | p. 1 |
Why Change Management Needs Changing | p. 11 |
Engagement Is the New Change Management | p. 23 |
Six Change Management Myths | p. 37 |
Lead with an Engagement Edge | p. 45 |
Leadership Conversations That Foster Engagement | p. 59 |
Widen the Circle of Involvement | p. 73 |
Connect People to Each Other | p. 93 |
Create Communities for Action | p. 111 |
Promote Fairness | p. 129 |
When Engagement Disengages: Some Words of Caution Before You Begin | p. 143 |
Design Work with Engagement Built In | p. 163 |
How to Start Where You Are | p. 173 |
Chapter Reviews | p. 189 |
Resources | p. 199 |
How to Build Trust | p. 199 |
A Brief History of the New Change Management | p. 202 |
Works Cited | p. 207 |
Acknowledgments | p. 213 |
Index | p. 219 |
About The Axelrod Group | p. 225 |
About The Author | p. 227 |
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