"(Brian Dive's) principles have continued to contribute to
global
reorganization, started in 1996, aimed at delivering outstanding business
perfomance and growth" "Brian Dive has produced an important book that explains why
many
organizations are unhealthy. He clearly sets out his approach to people and management and deomonstrates
how to achieve a healthy organization that is designed to enable employees
to serve their customers and achieve personal satisfaction." "Top executives and HR professionals addressing ever tougher
corporate
governance, global market competition and talent demands will find this
book
a distinctive aid to action." “Simple organizational structure and clear accountability are necessary conditions
for the exercise of effective leadership. In this comprehensive book Brian Dive has
made a most useful contribution in reminding us of these fundamentals.” “An eminently readable and refreshing book. More importantly, a must-read for
operating managers, not just HR professionals.” “An excellent read. The benefit of truly accountable leaders is that they are able to
create effective structures where their staff know what is expected of them, and can
improve the business for customers.” "The book is a must-read for business leaders and educators,
senior HR
professionals and consultants." "Dive's ideas do stick in the mind, and they are certainly ones
that
any company would find worth its while to remember." "Dive clearly indicates the problems facing busness, and how
an
organization should behave to effectively meet the demands of customers,
employees, competitors and shareholders." "This book is an excellent, pragmatic framework for organizational
development. The chapter on
managment development will be illuminating for the HR and training
professional." "Rarely does a management book encompass such well-researched
and
tested ideas coupled iwth sound advice for management." "The process worked at yes,Tesco and Unilever." "Dive's book is new and its an interesting spin on long-standing
issues. It is unlikely to kill the patient and might well breathe new
life
into some. It is, afterall, based on a great deal of field trial." "Very readable, coherent and articulate."
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