Wisdom: Its Nature, Origins, and DevelopmentRobert J. Sternberg Cambridge University Press, 1990. gada 27. apr. - 339 lappuses The Will to Lead draws on Bower's years of experience to present his highly personal vision of what it takes to lead people to work together effectively. Rejecting the command-and-control style of managing that has built so many great companies, Bower argues that in today's intensely competitive global marketplace, it is no longer the best way to run most businesses. Instead, he urges senior executives to turn their firms into true leadership companies by replacing bosses with a network of leaders and leadership teams placed strategically throughout the company. Bower describes how such a flexible leadership network will help companies improve performance dramatically by enabling people to learn leadership on the job; develop greater self-confidence and self-esteem; work together more effectively, efficiently, and creatively; and speak freely and candidly with their leaders without fear of sanction even when they openly disagree. |
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Understanding wisdom | 3 |
Wisdom through the ages | 13 |
The psychology of wisdom an evolutionary interpretation | 25 |
Wisdom as integrated thought historical and developmental perspectives | 52 |
Toward a psychology of wisdom and its ontogenesis | 87 |
Wisdom in a postapocalyptic age | 121 |
Wisdom and its relations to intelligence and creativity | 142 |
The study of wise persons integrating a personality perspective | 160 |
Wisdom and Reflective Judgment knowing in the face of uncertainty | 212 |
Wisdom the art of problem finding | 230 |
An essay on wisdom toward organismic processes that make it possible | 244 |
Conceptualizing wisdom the primacy of affect cognition relations | 279 |
The elements of wisdom overview and integration | 317 |
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The loss of wisdom | 181 |
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