Healing: The Successful Practice of Boundaryless Management: The Successful Practice of Boundaryless Management

Author: Paul
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book provides a profound and thought-provoking analysis of the root causes of the "management dysfunction syndrome" that has long troubled various enterprises. However, the greatest inspiration this book offers lies in its revelation that this problem is not an "incurable disease." For both businesses and individuals, the desire for success is not just an ideal but can also be entirely achievable. How can reform-minded entrepreneurs, who are focused on long-term development, push for change and bring substantive improvements to their companies when they are in environments with strong resistance to change? Co-author of seven best-selling books with sales reaching tens of millions of copies, Paul Cox and the former General Electric employee Paul describe in this book, through the form of a business novel, how companies suffering from the "management dysfunction syndrome" can create an atmosphere of "boundaryless management" as proposed by Welch to reshape their corporate strategy and culture. Although the company and personal names in the book are fictional, the plot is based on the real experiences of many well-known large companies. The methods provided in this book have been tried and proven effective in many renowned enterprises. Target Audience: Mid-to-high-level managers in enterprises.