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Leading Without Power reveals that the most successful organizations of the information age operate not as controlled collections of human resources, but as dynamic communities of free people. Today2s leaders must learn to lead without power, for the simple reason that free people follow willingly - or not at all.Product Identifiers
PublisherWiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
ISBN-100787910635
ISBN-139780787910631
eBay Product ID (ePID)978925
Product Key Features
Number of Pages192 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameLeading Without Power : Finding Hope in Serving Community
Publication Year1997
SubjectLeadership, General
TypeNot Available
Subject AreaBusiness & Economics, Référence
AuthorMax De Pree
SeriesJB Us Non-Franchise Leadership Ser.
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height0.9 in
Item Weight12.7 Oz
Item Length8.4 in
Item Width5.7 in
Additional Product Features
LCCN97-021017
Dewey Edition21
Reviews'This is a book to be read, re-read, shared widely within any organization. Every chapter has pictures for our mind that will remain vivid long after the book is closed. A vibrant testament to human potential, the why of work.' (Frances Hesselbein, president and CEO, The Drucker Foundation) ?Here is Max De Pree at his best, and that is very good indeed. In Leading Without Power, De Pree shows us why we cannot master the how-to-dos of effective leadership without also being clear about what leaders'and followers'must be. In doing so, he not only provides us with much practical wisdom about creative leading and organizational health, he also nurtures our souls. This is a book to be savored by all who care about such things as vision, faithfulness, trust, and hope.' (Richard J. Mouw, president, Fuller Theological Seminary) ?Being CEO of a non-profit organization is not so much a job as it is a love affair. Why keep at it if it is just going to limp along? Like any love story, my work may have its struggles, and Max De Pree provides the practical help, inspiration, and encouragement that keep me focused and motivated. But he also adds poetry, art and dance to the work, and to the way I work.' (Stephen A. Hayner, president, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship) "A rich source of leadership wisdom that speaks to the needs of school leaders today." (The School Administrator)
Series Volume Number400
Dewey Decimal361.3/7
Intended AudienceTrade
Lc Classification NumberHn90.V64d4 1997
Table of ContentPlaces of Realized Potential. What2s a Movement. A Context for Service. What Shall We Measure? The Language of Potential. Service Has Its Roots. Attributes of Vital Organizations. Vision. Trust Me. Why Risk It? The Function of Hope. Elements of a Legacy. Moral Purpose and Active Virtue.
