Systemic insights in work and organisations
What is a good place for me in the organisation? What makes that I keep taking responsibility for something that is not mine? How do we get this change process back on the road? Which job description is most fitting for the new manager? What is the best position as advisor of a company? How will the market respond to a new product?
These are just a few of a thousand questions participants of organisational constellations have asked about their work or organisations.
The systemic-phenomenological approach gives us surprising and often unexpected insights on work, professions and organisations.
In this book, five years of insights, real life examples, personal experiences and a theoretical framework in working with the systemic approach on work and organisational questions, all come together. The book reads like a compilation of articles. Light, in contact with reality and many moments of recognition for the reader.
Thought provoking and inspiring for anyone working in or for organisations.
What is a good place for me in the organisation? What makes that I keep taking responsibility for something that is not mine? How do we get this change process back on the road? Which job description is most fitting for the new manager? What is the best position as advisor of a company? How will the market respond to a new product?
These are just a few of a thousand questions participants of organisational constellations have asked about their work or organisations.
The systemic-phenomenological approach gives us surprising and often unexpected insights on work, professions and organisations.
In this book, five years of insights, real life examples, personal experiences and a theoretical framework in working with the systemic approach on work and organisational questions, all come together. The book reads like a compilation of articles. Light, in contact with reality and many moments of recognition for the reader.
Thought provoking and inspiring for anyone working in or for organisations.
