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the thin book of® naming elephants
how to surface undiscussables for
greater organizational success
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By Sue Annis Hammond & Andrea B. MayfieldAlso available as an ebook: Kindle, iPad, Nook or Google! There's an elephant in the room that everyone knows about but no one is acknowledging. The elephant is implicit and undiscussable and lurks in every organization. Everyone talks around the elephant and thinks that everyone else knows about the elephant. However, until the elephant's presence is made explicit, the level of dialogue and therefore the quality of decision-making is limited. Sound familiar? Using NASA's tragic accidents and Enron's bankruptcy as examples of the price of not having open, constructive dialogue, The Thin Book of® Naming Elephants shows how great companies create an environment that encourages and listens to input from all levels of the organization. The BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill provides another case study that could apply to any of the concets in this book. Click here to read the "Chief Counsel's Report - Chapter 5 - Overarching Failures of Management"Free! Read Chapter 3: "Naming the Elephants of Hubris, Arrogance and Screamers" Download hereAfter reading this book, you'll understand:
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