Taking advice: how leaders get good counsel and use it wisely
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TextPublication details: Boston Harvard Business School Press 2006Description: xviii, 199pISBN: - 978-1-59139-668-0
- HD 57.7 .C53 2006
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Discusses the argument that almost all of the thought and commentary regarding advice has been from the 'supply side', i.e. on being a good advisor or consultant. Argues that in order to have a more whole and useful view of advice, we need a better way of thinking about the 'demand side' i.e., we need a theory of advice-taking for corporate/organizational leaders, as well as principles and advice on how to take advice in practice.
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