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Leadership and organizational climate : the cloud chamber effect / by Robert Stringer.
Lippincott Library HD57.7 .S783 2002
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Stringer, Robert A.
- Series:
- Prentice Hall series in organizational development
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Leadership.
- Organizational behavior.
- Corporate culture.
- Physical Description:
- xxvi, 308 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Prentice Hall, [2002]
- Contents:
- Introduction "The Cloud Chamber Effect" xix
- Part I What is Organizational Climate? 1
- Chapter 1 The Concept of Organizational Climate 2
- Origins of Climate 3
- The Bridge 6
- The Weather of the Workplace 7
- Climate Dimensions 10
- The Determinants of Climate 12
- Climate and Culture 14
- Measuring the Unmeasurable 17
- Chapter 2 Motivation: "What Makes People Tick?" 19
- The Human Mystery 19
- Historical Perspective 22
- A Workable Framework 24
- Intrinsic Motivation 27
- The Intrinsic Motives of Achievement, Affiliation, and Power 28
- The Role of the Environment in Arousing Motivation 36
- The Future of Motivation 37
- Chapter 3 Measuring Organizational Climate 41
- The Need for a "Thought/Feeling Meter" 42
- Climate Dimensions and Aroused Motivation 44
- The First-Generation Climate Questionnaire 52
- The Next Generation of the Questionnaire 54
- Managerial Validity 57
- Chapter 4 The Climate Survey 59
- The Final Phases of Development of Our Climate Survey 62
- A Real-World Climate Measurement Tool 64
- The Organizational Climate Survey 64
- What Is the Organization Being Measured? 67
- Measuring Leadership 69
- The Feedback Report 69
- Is There a "Perfect Climate"? 71
- Do Climate Survey Results Predict Organizational Performance? 72
- The Practical Benefits of Our Approach to Measuring Climate 74
- Part II What Causes Climate? 77
- Chapter 5 The Determinants of Climate 78
- Causing Climate 79
- Determinants Inside and Outside of the Organization 81
- External Environment 84
- Strategy 89
- Organizational Arrangements 92
- Historical Forces 95
- Chapter 6 Leadership 98
- Leadership and Climate 99
- Leadership Practices 102
- Leadership Versus Management 104
- Measuring What Bosses Do 110
- How Do You Change Leadership Practices? 112
- Implications for Maria 117
- Chapter 7 A "Hit List" of Leadership Practices 118
- What Practices Really Matter? 119
- The Leadership Questionnaire 121
- How Well Do Leadership Practices Predict Climate? 130
- Our "Hit List" of the Most Powerful Leadership Practices 132
- How the "Hit List" Predicts Total Climate 132
- Part III How Can We Use Climate? 135
- Chapter 8 Using Climate as a Performance Management Tool 136
- Educational Books Corporation: Managing Creativity 137
- Grand Traverse Cherries: Raising the Bar 143
- Pita Plus: Firing Your Boss 149
- Preston King: Rigging the Data 156
- A Two-Part System 161
- Chapter 9 A Tale of Two Schools: "Irrelevant Leadership" 162
- Schools Are Different 163
- A Case Study in Two Public High Schools 165
- Feedback Sessions 167
- The Results 168
- Principal Selection 179
- Implications 180
- Chapter 10 Health Care Organizations: Generating a "Margin for Mission" 184
- Distinctive Problems 186
- Leadership Challenges 189
- UHCS's Integrated Delivery Network 190
- The Climate Survey 191
- Intervention 201
- Prognosis 202
- Chapter 11 The Future of Leadership and Organizational Climate 204
- The Future of Climate: Visitor Climates 205
- The Future of Climate: Measurement and Feedback 215
- The Future of Climate: Climate in Cyberspace 216
- The Future of Leadership 220
- The Bottom Line: Motivational Capital 224
- Part IV Climate Management Toolkit 227
- Appendix I The Climate Questionnaire 228
- Appendix II The Organizational Climate Report 236
- Appendix III A User's Guide to Your Organizational Climate Scores 241
- Appendix IV The Climate Survey Feedback and Planning Guide 252.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 287-290) and index.
- ISBN:
- 0130321877
- OCLC:
- 47443815
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