"Lawyer...you take advice from not direction
Auditor...you take direction from not advice"
Part II Bolman & Deal
continued thoughts to understand better...
- understand the limits and needs for interpersonal skills and how they impede [lack of] growth
- power and decision making is defined by a series of sources for power including position, control, reputation, expertise, and limits to information provided.
- a political skill set requires a vision, understanding of where agents of influence are, ability to identify relevant relationships and knowledge of bargaining and negotiating
- who is Ross F. Johnson and how he changed the landscape of corporate buyouts through ruthless power development. Consider reading book Barbarians at the Gate: The Fall of RJR Nabisco
- be prepared to understand the symbols and cultures of the company so you can answer the real question..."what is the fundamental belief at my school."
- Chris makes a clever analogy of test prep to training for an obstacle course.
- consider always disaggregation the environments data and determine who is in and who is not
- the glass ceiling can limit ones own growth, but also can determine why one limits growth
Look into Daniel H. Pink Drive & A Whole New Mind
Just received my observation report back from Dr. M and he nailed my own feelings regarding my presentation in the bottom comment about keeping the author alive in my presentation. I consciously did not, so much that I even used other companies and visuals than those referenced in the chapters. It is something I should re-evaluate and consider giving more appropriate credit. I also understand the need to recognize the frames of reference as they relate to an individuals experience and ability to provide support for the organization.
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