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Creating High-Performance Government Organizations (Jossey-Bass Nonprofit and Public Management Series)

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I've been working on rego in my federal agency for seven years. While this book had no great surprises for me, it was a useful resource to think through what we've done so far and what remains to be done.

This is one of a couple of books I've found that have proven to be helpful in both my day-to-day work and in trying to think more strategically and long-term about helping the city agency I work for perform at a significantly higher level.

There are a lot of reinventing government books to choose from. This one was very helpful to me in providing a lot of good ideas based in REAL-WORLD experience. The authors give a good number of cases to illustrate their key points and suggest practical steps for GETTING THE GOOD IDEAS DONE. I hope others will find it as helpful as I have.

Very good book that you can read word for word, and not get bored. My fellow classmates felt the same way about the book.

As a manager of a medium size agency in a fairly large city, I've looked at a lot of these kinds of books. Too often they are fed-land oriented or full of impractical or incomplete ideas. This one wasn't and it has been very useful as we pursue a strategic reform of our management systems.

I got the book in record time and it was perfect. Exactly like the description. Im so glad I used this seller.

Having finished the book, I asked about what I learned .. nothing new. Superficial, usual and step-by-step path. I advice an excellent and strong book that is Creating Public Value : Strategic Management in Government by Moore...

I'm Korean studant.. Please, give me some information about high performance concrete.... Have a nice days......