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Dr. Mike Beitler is the author of "Strategic Organizational Change" and "Strategic Organizational Learning". His books are used at General Motors, Coca-Cola, IBM, Wachovia, BASF, Glaxo Smith Kline, Daimler-Chrysler, and many more great companies. His work is written for practitioners who need real-world tools and strategies to be truly effective in their organizations. Find more info on Mike and his work at http://www.mikebeitler.com/

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OE Consultants: Is There a Future for Them?
Since my Death of the OD Practitioner article was published about a month ago, I have been asked whether Organizational Effectiveness (OE) consultants will experience the same fate. Read
By: Mike Beitler | 13/10/2005 | Business
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Active Inquiry in Organizational Change
An essential part of Edgar Schein's Process Consulting practice model (discussed in-depth in my book) is the use of Active Inquiry. Read
By: Mike Beitler | 10/10/2005 | Management
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Systems Thinking and Open Systems in Organizations
Bad behavior, or ineffective behavior, is often unwittingly rewarded by management. Protecting turf, not communicating with peers, not contributing to the team, high absenteeism,. Read
By: Mike Beitler | 24/09/2005 | Management
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The Death of the OD Practitioner
Comments of others, such as those of Jerry Harvey, have enflamed the passions of the few remaining adherents to the faith known as OD. David Bradford and Warner Burke have. Read
By: Mike Beitler | 18/09/2005 | Management
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2 Pieces To The Puzzle Of Organizational Change
And the Action Research Model. I will cover the first two concepts in this article Lewin's first concept, and practice tool, is called Forcefield Analysis. Lewin believed. Read
By: Mike Beitler | 18/09/2005 | Management
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7 Essential Elements of Leading Change
My book, Strategic Organizational Change, I recommend a strategy-driven approach to planning and implementing change. Unfortunately, many organizations. Read
By: Mike Beitler | 18/09/2005 | Management
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Employee Retention: It's a Changing Game
Human nature, and 2. the changing world around us Human Nature Let's start with human nature. The practice of management requires an understanding of how people. Read
By: Mike Beitler | 18/09/2005 | Management
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Identifying Candidates for Leadership
It is problematic in practice. Past performance always measures success in a lower-level position. What is needed in succession planning is a system to identify potential. Read
By: Mike Beitler | 18/09/2005 | Management
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Action Learning: It's More Than OJT
Can be applied immediately. 2. Much of classroom "learning" is lost because it does not transfer back to the job. Action learning is a two-part method to maximize learning. Read
By: Mike Beitler | 18/09/2005 | Management