Offers hints on recognizing and correcting the symptoms of organizational addiction--denying and avoiding problems, assuming there is only one option, manipulating events to maintain the status quo
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"Well written and sure to be controversial. Highly recommended for all management collections." -- "Library Journal""A paradigm buster...as key to human wellness as Einstein's theory of relativity has been to modern physics." -- Phil Lane Jr., coordinator, Four Worlds Development Project"Business spends millions of dollars each year trying to figure out how to streamline the corporate structure and make it more productive. A more effective strategy, however, may cost...the price of a new book titled "The Addictive Organization." -- Dick Youngblood, "Star Tribune, " Minneapolis
Anne Wilson Schaef, Ph.D., is the bestselling author of Meditations for Women Who Do Too Much, Women's Reality, and Co-Dependence, among others. Schaef specializes in work with women's issues and addictions and has developed her own approach to healing which she calls Living in Process. Her focus now is helping people, societies, and the planet make a paradigm shift.
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