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The making of
this nonsense
Nonsense-at-work
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Nonsense at work
No-nonsense way to listen to this CD
Making shift happen left-right left-right
Part 1: The Nonsense of Perceptions
Pay attention to the expected
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Perception is reality
Perceptual errors at work
Seeing differently creates insight
Making sense... and nonsense
Part 2: The Nonsense of Goals
Perceptual error handicaps your success
Your goal when setting goals
The ‘invisible’ success factors
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Make your resolutions stick
Don’t only build your strengths
Part 3: The
Nonsense of Team Work
Perceptual error of balanced teams
Team work down the river
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Do you really want team work?
Poor team work by design
From co-operation to sub-optimization
Part 4: The Nonsense of Organizations
Perceptual error attributes behavior
Organizations are strange concoctions
The Trojan horse in your organization
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Business is simple
Why organizations (teams) struggle and fail
Part 5: The Nonsense of Leadership
Perceptual error creates false consensus
Don’t waste my time
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Leaders choose words carefully
‘I don’t know’
Abuse of power leads to group-think
Part 6: The Nonsense of Culture
Perceptual error shares your feelings
The way we do things here
Good culture gone bad
When culture becomes dangerous
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We, the enemy within
Part 7: The Nonsense of Being a Worker
Perceptual error keeps you mum
Workers save the organization
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Pay-for-output, reward-for-input
Cherish your unreasonable people
When capable employees leave Ending:
Standing at the nonsense divide
© 2007 James Henry McIntosh - All rights
reserved
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"Have you ever been stunned into thinking? That's what this CD does, every 60 seconds." Julie Joyce - Founder, Human Resources Partner
"Don't worry about digesting all 48 tracks. Before you finish 2 or 3,
you'll be pulling out a pad and making notes on your new approach....
It took me about 30 seconds to hear
something I thought I should spend more time exploring, considering,
rethinking."
Dan Bryant - VP at On Hold
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"When I heard a segment the first time, I thought -- great, straightforward insight. When I heard another, I had to write down the website and check it out." Matthew J. Bottone
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