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Working From Your Core: Personal and Corporate Wisdom in a World of Change

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provided insights into both our personal and organizational styles. Very exciting, powerful, and meaningful.

quite helpful in diagnosing organizational needs and for recommending specific improvements that are easily actionable.

Working from Your Core draws the reader immediately into the substance of his or her own core, then offers reams of valuable information about each core pattern. You can pick and choose particular morsels or consume the whole banquet. Either way, Sharon Seivert has written a wonderfully intelligent and authentic book.

three significant health system mergers over the past five years and I strongly believe that the understanding of corporate culture is key to the success of a merger. This book is a very effective guide for an organization as it thinks through its cultural development or the prospect of a merger.

allows readers to examine themselves and their organizations from a personal, inner, core view.... Survival tips are given for each type that, at the least, will make people more aware of, and comfortable in, a particular organization's culture.

approach to self- and corporate awareness

boldly tackles one of the most challenging disciplines of the learning organization - personal mastery - in both an elegant and engaging manner. It offers inspiring reading for all who wish to contribute to the learning organizations of the future.

This work examines core personality types and corresponding organizational culture. The ten types are models of human nature and interpersonal behavior. It provides an instrument to assess your core types, giving in-depth insights into each of the ten models. The aims are gaining self-understanding, and improving your interpersonal relationships and performance in the workplace. This is a highly useful and insightful approach for anyone seeking greater self-awareness and personal growth. Recommended.

provides a profound explanation and a road map for dealing with today's organizations in transition....It is a must read for anyone who wants to proactively navigate their career in workplace 2000.