New Book Reveals How to Create a Sustainable Culture of Quality
The latest book in the 54 series compacts 20 yrs of consultancy into this highly entertaining and revealing book about the challenges of transforming organisations. The award winning author links the concepts of healing to Leadership and Organisational Development. 54 Approaches to Organisational Healing available now http://www. mwauk. com
York, UK (PRWEB) December 27, 2008
The latest book in the 54 series compacts 20 yrs of consultancy into this highly entertaining and revealing book about the challenges of transforming organisations. The award winning author links the concepts of healing to Leadership and Organisational Development.
How to Heal your organisation. http://www. mwauk. com (http://www. mwauk. com)
Reviewers Comments:
An excellent guide to assist organisations to help people reach a state where work becomes a healthy, balanced aspect of life, and the organisation grows as a sustainable creator of wealth.
Dr Paul Donaldson
Chairman of Sysco Management Consultants Limited
Once again, Mike Wash provides telling insights from his great practical experience in identifying the symptoms shown by unhealthy organisations and guiding them towards a healthy future.
Professor Tom McGuffog MBE
Mike Wash is the kind of person who helps others to reach inside, find hidden resources, pull them out and point them in the right direction, to produce great results in life and business. In this rich and accessible book he helps the reader to understand the principles of how to work in an effective, ethical and holistic way - if you work in any kind of human resources - you will want to read this book now!
Dr Janice Russell, Module Leader
University of Hull Coaching Masters Course
Having used the approaches described within this resource, and seen the benefits for individuals, team and the organisation as a result, I would say this is a must-have resource for any organisation development practitioner. Mike brings the subject matter to life in a very practical way.
Alison Johnson MSc, Assistant Director of Organisation Development
Halton and St Helens Primary Care Trust
I wish that I had access to this insightful book when I was a young manager who knew everything (!), but needed reference points and a counter-view. Come to think of it, I wish that I'd had it when I was an old manager!
Lawrence Jackson, Managing Director (Retired)
Gentech International Limited
This book helps managers to identify not just what needs to be done 'in the moment', but also how open and honest discussion between employees and employers can lead to what Mike Wash describes as 'organisational healing'. Though many of the situations and dialogues are fun to read, they also make the reader squirm with embarrassment from the sheer recollection of having heard these types of conversations before - and yet, done little to bring about learning and renewal in any real or meaningful way.
The 54 Approaches illustrate clearly what it takes to sustain health and wealth through the process of work.
Christopher Bunker, Head of HR Europe
Polaroid Corporation (Part of the Petters Group Worldwide)
This has all the most useful tools in the essential tool kit for someone new to the notion of manager as facilitator. This is essential organisational first aid to enable organisations to move toward greater health.
Bryce Taylor, Director
Oasis School of Human Relations
Mike Wash uses his vast experience of people, organisations and processes to enable the reader to enhance themselves, their organisations and their lives. This book will be invaluable for CEO's, MD's, coaches and anyone working, needing or choosing to heal their organisation. I shall recommend this to all my students as absolutely essential reading.
Dr Graham Dexter
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