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Chapter 8 : Design Team

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Starting his new assignment reorganizing the run-down Foley pulp mill in Florida, John begins building his cross-organization leadership team.
Feb 14 2008
Back To The Cottage

Chapter 10 : Walking the Talk

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In this chapter, John tells 5 stories of how the principles dictated by the employees and leadership of the Foley pulp mill began to play out in reality.
Apr 9 2008
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In this chapter of Back To The Cottage, John Sipple describes how the Foley pulp mill organization demonstrated their resilience after Procter and Gamble's unexpected sale of the mill.
John Sipple / Apr 23 2008
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Employee or Leadership Engagement?

I'm not going first; you go first.

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Leaders, observes Glynn Young, tend to live into a company's future. Employees have little choice but to live in the here and now. How can organizations bring the two together?
Glynn Young / Aug 3 2009
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Cheer Up! The Happiness Consultants Have Arrived

But should we really be so obsessed with everyone’s happiness at work?

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At day's end, what do we really want from work? An exploration by Bradley J. Moore.
Bradley J Moore / Mar 1 2010
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