Max H. Bazerman
Autor de Judgment in Managerial Decision Making
Sobre El Autor
Max H. Bazerman is the Straus Professor at the Harvard Business School and the author of numerous books on behavioral psychology, including Negotiation Genius with Deepak Malhorra, Blind Spots with Ann H. Tenbrunsel, and Negotiating Rationally. He is an executive committee member at the Harvard mostrar más Program on Negotiation and a founding partner of Think! Inc., a consulting firm that specializes in business negotiation. mostrar menos
Obras de Max H. Bazerman
Negotiation Genius: How to Overcome Obstacles and Achieve Brilliant Results at the Bargaining Table and Beyond (2007) 209 copias
Predictable Surprises: The Disasters You Should Have Seen Coming, and How to Prevent Them (Center for Public… (2004) 65 copias
Smart Money Decisions: Why You Do What You Do With Money (and how to change for the better) (1994) 14 copias
Environment, Ethics & Behavior: The Psychology of Environmental Valuation & Degradation (1997) 6 copias
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HBR's 10 Must Reads on Managing People (with featured article "Leadership That Gets Results," by Daniel Goleman) (2011) — Contribuidor — 233 copias
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A good reminder there is no place to hide from truth.
An excellent discussion of ethics and the dangers inherent in "bounded ethics," focusing only on certain decisions as involving ethics while neglecting the ethical import of other decisions and/or the unethical actions done without conscious awareness or consideration of their unethical nature.
The authors do well at explaining these concepts and connecting them to recent events and studies on individual, corporate, cultural, and political levels. They also suggest possible solutions for these groups to become more aware of the ethical import of their decisions and resisting "bounded" ethicality.
Worth consideration.… (más)
The authors do well at explaining these concepts and connecting them to recent events and studies on individual, corporate, cultural, and political levels. They also suggest possible solutions for these groups to become more aware of the ethical import of their decisions and resisting "bounded" ethicality.
Worth consideration.… (más)
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predictable surprise
Ik had stiekem een beetje gehoopt dat Bazerman in zijn boek alles zou onthullen over de geheime kunst van het voorspellen van verrassingen tijdens crises. Dat je ergens aan je Dikke BOB een checklistje kan toevoegen waardoor je nooit meer verrast zal worden. Naar zo’n soort uitgave zal ik nog verder moeten zoeken, weet ik nu.
Toch schreef Bazerman met zijn maatje Michael Watkins een herkenbaar boek. Beiden waren indertijd hoogleraar, Bazerman op Harvard en Watkins in Lausanne. Ook al is het 15 jaar oud, het boek is nog steeds zeer actueel. Logisch, met zo’n tijdloos onderwerp als het menselijk onvermogen om rationele besluiten te nemen in grijs gebied en vage omstandigheden. Daar kan je nooit genoeg over leren. De hele bespreking lees je op mijn boekenblog https://www.rizoomes.nl/organizational-safety/predictable-surprise-een-boekrecen...… (más)