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| Fish Sticks | | by Stephen C Ludin
ISBN : 9780786888399
Classification No : 685
* Publisher : Time Warner Book Group * Publication Year : 2003 | |
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| * Customer Reviews |
(17/07/2010) Sustaining change in your organization.
A short book about change in a hospital setting. It was an OK book about how companies need to make and sustain change and keep the organization fresh. It is all about helping and serving your customer base. If you have read one of these books, you get the idea behind what is trying to be focused on in sustaining excellence.
This is an OK book. It is a short read, and should not take long, and perhaps you will get some ideas on how to use change to facilitate excellence.
(02/05/2010) Swim after the Plunge
OK - you have implemented change in your organization. But very soon, the forces of 'it's always been done this way' take over & seemingly pull things back. Read the third book of the Fish Series that takes you through how you can make change stick to the fiber of your organization & sustain itself.
Instead of falling back on the big vision statement, Fish Sticks encourages us to ask ourselves how any vision could be translated into meaningful 'vision moments' during our day-to-day work. It advises that we need to make the time to have these conversations among all co-workers and not depend on pointers or to-do lists for ideas from external sources. Using simple principles of Find It-Live it-Coach It, the book argue that sustained change will be a reality.
My favorite part of the book? When Rhonda says "I guess I am doing what I should have done when I was first promoted. I am trying to talk with people who do the work." Well said !!!
(23/04/2010) Another valuble read
THis book is is simply a re-write of FISH TALES. If you have not read Fish Tales, read that book first.
(23/08/2009) Great story, great product
the book arrived on time and in the condition advertised
a good seller with a great product
(23/05/2009) Good Catch
This little book provided great examples of how any of us can apply the Fish! Philosophy to our own work settings whether large or small. Well done!
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