Executive MBA "Strategic Management and Leadership", 2012
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Published on 24 Sep, 2010
Group Coaching with Manfred Kets de Vries - Excerpt "Bruce"
Published on 1 Dec, 2014
The Irrational Executive: Psychoanalytic Explorations in Management
The Irrational Executive is a compilation to counter this bias in management theory. Focusing on unconscious as well as conscious internal processes, and strongly influenced by contemporary psychoanalytic theory, the contributors argue persuasively against the rationalist model.
Published on 1 Nov, 1984
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Published on 26 Mar, 2008
The Neurotic Organization: Diagnosing and Changing Counterproductive Styles of Management
This book offers an authoritative discussion of the irrational forces at work in organizations. It integrates psychiatric and psychology findings and insights with management and organizational behavior theory to reveal the underlying causes of many organizational problems.
Published on 1 Aug, 1984
"Two extreme styles of managerial personality"
Managing Puzzling Personalities: Navigating Between Live Volcanoes and Dead Fish
This article reviews the two extreme styles of managerial personality, which can be found in business life: hypomanic and alexithymic, and describes their effects on organisational performance.
Published on 1 Feb, 1999
"How to manage brilliant but tumultuous leaders"
Thrill-seeking employees' addiction to risk can create havoc in the workplace. Managed correctly, their fearlessness can be a great advantage to any organisation.
Published on 7 Jul, 2016
"Differences between Russian and Western leadership practices"
East and West: A dialogue about Leadership with Manfred F.R. Kets de Vries
In this article, a dialogue between East and West seeks to highlight and pinpoint some of the similarities and differences between leadership practices in Russia and Western countries.
Published on 17 Nov, 2004
"Death anxiety and succession issues"
Death and the Executive: Encounters with the “Stealth” Motivator
This article takes a clinical lens to explore death anxiety as a motivational force, how it affects behaviour in organisations, and how we metabolise the feelings death evokes.
Published on 1 Feb, 2014
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