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OD Seasonings

Volume 2, Number 3 • Summer 2006

From The Editor

Defining Organization Development
By Michael Broom

Exactly how can we tell potential clients what we do? How do we share the enormous power that organization development has for creating and managing organization change?
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Reflections on Interlevel Dynamics in Change and Strategy
By David Coghlan

When we think of people in organizations we typically think of the individual. But focusing on individuals alone does not tell us everything about organizations. Individuals in organizations work with other individuals in groups and teams so that the quality and output of their work together are significant.
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Covert Processes and Organization Development
By Robert Marshak

All Organization Development practitioners understand that organizational change involves multi-faceted dynamics, some of which may be covert or hidden. This discussion reviews six broad types of overt and covert processes that routinely manifest themselves during an organization change.
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Making a Small Change in a Large Organization
By Kenny Moore

I’m tired of listening to Tom Peters.  I refuse to buy Jack Welch’s books.  I’ve grown weary of reading the latest management guru’s list of “Habits” and “Business Principles.”  I become depressed when I get to the part of the book that states: “...Get everyone together, Tell them the business plan and demand that they believe and implement it fully.”  Then it quickly ends, with very little said on how to make this happen.  I’ve started looking elsewhere for answers to my OD needs.
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Book Reviews

Reviewer: Judith Katz

Values Driven Business: How to Change the World, Make Money, and Have Fun, by Ben Cohen and Mai Warwick
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Reviewer: Don Bushnell

Trust and Betrayal in the Workplace: Building Effective Relationships in Your Organization (Second Edition, Revised and Expanded) by Dennis Reina, Ph.D. and Michelle Reina, Ph.D.
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