Glenn ed d michael (69 risultati)

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Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. 224pp., xii. Stated: "First published 1993", with no other printings or editions cited. Index, pp. 218-224. In 4 Parts: 1. Cutting across race and gender; 2. Issues of race in the midst of reform; 3. Is there a new politics of gender?; 4. Summary, reaction and critique. Black boards with brilliant gilt-stamped lettering on spine. 13pp of 224pp have short vertical red ink lines in the margins: these are found in only three essays (of 10pp, 10pp and11pp) and on only 3pp of 13 are short horizontal lines in the text, one page having 3 blue ink curls around references cited at end of essay: the artifact is essentially in Like New condition, except for the ink marks: tight binding, very sharp corners (NO bumps), NO rubbing wear. Glossy white dustwrapper illustrated with dark pink and olive abstract geometrical design at center front cover, below title and editor name lettering in black and dark rose, respectively; medium pink and dark pink vertical strips down right front cover edge; 1/4" tear at lower right corner (now backed with archival tape), with associated minor creases to bottom front cover edge, evidently resulting from bump to lower dw edge (rear cover lower edge is As New); very slight horizontal curling to top dw edges, due to dw riding too high on book; sliver of horizontal triangular stain at very bottom of dustwrapper, with NO corresponding impact on very base of spine. No previous owner names.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What word would you use to describe executive coaching That single question - posed to twenty accomplished leaders - became the heart of Dr. Michael Glenn's sixth book in the Org Dev'l series.After more than fifty years of coaching executives, Michael Glenn noticed a pattern: when leaders are asked to describe coaching, they almost always reach for one word. And that word reveals more than any case study ever could. It reveals what they value, what they fear, and what they expect from a meaningful relationship.In What Word Would You Use to Describe Executive Coaching , twenty successful leaders share the word they chose - and the stories, principles, and lessons behind it. Each entry pairs the leader's word with a formal definition and a beautifully designed graphic, creating a reading experience that is as much a coffee-table piece as a leadership reflection.This book is for: - Executive and leadership coaches looking to deepen their practice- Senior leaders considering coaching for themselves or their teams- HR and OD professionals shaping coaching programs- Anyone who believes the words we choose shape the relationships we buildMichael Glenn, Ed.D., is an organizational development consultant and executive coach with more than five decades of experience guiding leaders across the public and private sectors. What Word Would You Use to Describe Executive Coaching is the sixth book in his Org Dev'l series, following titles on strategic planning, executive onboarding, client advisory boards, and leading change.Open the book. Read the words.Then ask yourself - what word would you choose.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What word would you use to describe executive coaching?That single question - posed to twenty accomplished leaders - became the heart of Dr. Michael Glenn's sixth book in the Org Dev'l series.After more than fifty years of coaching executives, Michael Glenn noticed a pattern: when leaders are asked to describe coaching, they almost always reach for one word. And that word reveals more than any case study ever could. It reveals what they value, what they fear, and what they expect from a meaningful relationship.In What Word Would You Use to Describe Executive Coaching?, twenty successful leaders share the word they chose - and the stories, principles, and lessons behind it. Each entry pairs the leader's word with a formal definition and a beautifully designed graphic, creating a reading experience that is as much a coffee-table piece as a leadership reflection.This book is for: Executive and leadership coaches looking to deepen their practiceSenior leaders considering coaching for themselves or their teamsHR and OD professionals shaping coaching programsAnyone who believes the words we choose shape the relationships we buildMichael Glenn, Ed.D., is an organizational development consultant and executive coach with more than five decades of experience guiding leaders across the public and private sectors. What Word Would You Use to Describe Executive Coaching? is the sixth book in his Org Dev'l series, following titles on strategic planning, executive onboarding, client advisory boards, and leading change.Open the book. Read the words.Then ask yourself - what word would you choose? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAPERBACK. Condizione: Fair. 1st edition. 333pp, quarto, highlighter throughout the text, tight binding, mildly worn wraps.

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