This text is a contemporary analysis of the many different forms of organizational subversion. Going beyond the anecdotal approach, it provides a critical overview and explores subjects such as absenteeism, humour and the politics of sexuality.
This text provides an analysis of forms of organizational subversion, including "absenteeism", humour and the politics of sexuality. The authors criticize orthodox organizational analysis and map out the terrain across which organizational "misbehaviour" occurs. They examine the…
This text is a contemporary analysis of the many different forms of organizational subversion. Going beyond the anecdotal approach, it provides a critical overview and explores subjects such as absenteeism, humour and the politics of sexuality.
"From 'soldiering' and sabotage, pilferage and absenteeism to humour and the emergent politics of sexuality in the workplace: the many different forms of subversive behaviour are explored here in the context of the new light they shed on management and organizational processes."…
"From 'soldiering' and sabotage, pilferage and absenteeism to humour and the emergent politics of sexuality in the workplace: the many different forms of subversive behaviour are explored here in the context of the new light they shed on management and organizational processes."…
"Ninety-four percent of the 400+ leaders in the author's national research study have experienced working with a toxic person, causing significant damage to their teams and organizations. The prevalence of toxic personalities and behaviors are problems that often go unaddressed.…
"Ninety-four percent of the 400+ leadifers in the author's national research study have experienced working with a toxic person, causing significant damage to their teams and organizations. The prevalence of toxic personalities and behaviors are problems that often go unaddresse…
The greatest managers in the world seem to have little in common. They differ in sex, age, and race. They employ vastly different styles and focus on different goals. Yet despite their differences, great managers share one common trait: They do not hesitate to break virtually ev…
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