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First Edition. Softcover:Larger trade paperback desined as a graphic novel. Unpaginated. Tight. No names or other markings. Fine. Jon Van Fleet et al. (illustrator).

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Paperback. Condition: New. Innovation doesn't happen without risk. Ethical leadership doesn't happen without pressure. Transformation doesn't happen without fear. The difference? Courage. Courage in Organizations makes the case that courage is not a personality trait reserved for heroes-it is a measurable, teachable capacity that drives performance, innovation, and long-term organizational success. In an era of constant disruption, political polarization, and rapid change, organizations must decide: play it safe or act with conviction. This book shows how courageous leadership fuels psychological safety, strengthens culture, boosts employee engagement, and unlocks bold innovation. Through research-backed insights and compelling examples-from startups taking high-stakes risks to companies taking public social stands-the book reveals how organizations can: Encourage principled decision-making Support ethical action-even when it's unpopular Increase resilience during crisis and transition Retain top talent through trust and authenticity Turn fear into forward momentum Courage is not the absence of fear. It is the disciplined choice to act in alignment with purpose and values. For leaders navigating change, HR professionals building culture, and executives committed to ethical performance, this book provides a framework for building organizations that don't just survive disruption-but lead through it. Because in today's business environment, the greatest competitive advantage isn't speed or scale. It's courage.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Griffin/VanFleet, MANAGEMENT SKILS: ASESMENT AND DEVELOPMENT, 1E, offers a comprehensive, real world approach to mastering the skills needed for a career in management. Because instructors often express the difficulty of creating an active learning environment, this text offers an active, not passive, way for students to learn management skills by challenging students to be self-reflective and asking them to complete numerous assessments, exercises, cases, and other activities. The authors also address another major concern instructors have about students being visual learners by providing a unique Visualize the Skill section not found in any other text. To better enable students to learn about management, chapters are organized in an easy-to-follow format that contains: Assessing Your Skills (pre-assessment scales); Learning About the Skills (concept portion of the text); Practicing Your Skills (exercises); Using Your Skills (case analysis); Extending Your Skills (group and individual exercises); Visualizing the Skills (video exercises); Your Skills Now (assessing skills after working through the chapter); and Interpretations (scoring keys and comparison data).…

Paperback. Condition: New. Innovation doesn't happen without risk. Ethical leadership doesn't happen without pressure. Transformation doesn't happen without fear. The difference? Courage. Courage in Organizations makes the case that courage is not a personality trait reserved for heroes-it is a measurable, teachable capacity that drives performance, innovation, and long-term organizational success. In an era of constant disruption, political polarization, and rapid change, organizations must decide: play it safe or act with conviction. This book shows how courageous leadership fuels psychological safety, strengthens culture, boosts employee engagement, and unlocks bold innovation. Through research-backed insights and compelling examples-from startups taking high-stakes risks to companies taking public social stands-the book reveals how organizations can: Encourage principled decision-making Support ethical action-even when it's unpopular Increase resilience during crisis and transition Retain top talent through trust and authenticity Turn fear into forward momentum Courage is not the absence of fear. It is the disciplined choice to act in alignment with purpose and values. For leaders navigating change, HR professionals building culture, and executives committed to ethical performance, this book provides a framework for building organizations that don't just survive disruption-but lead through it. Because in today's business environment, the greatest competitive advantage isn't speed or scale. It's courage.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Griffin/VanFleet, MANAGEMENT SKILS: ASESMENT AND DEVELOPMENT, 1E, offers a comprehensive, real world approach to mastering the skills needed for a career in management. Because instructors often express the difficulty of creating an active learning environment, this text offers an active, not passive, way for students to learn management skills by challenging students to be self-reflective and asking them to complete numerous assessments, exercises, cases, and other activities. The authors also address another major concern instructors have about students being visual learners by providing a unique Visualize the Skill section not found in any other text. To better enable students to learn about management, chapters are organized in an easy-to-follow format that contains: Assessing Your Skills (pre-assessment scales); Learning About the Skills (concept portion of the text); Practicing Your Skills (exercises); Using Your Skills (case analysis); Extending Your Skills (group and individual exercises); Visualizing the Skills (video exercises); Your Skills Now (assessing skills after working through the chapter); and Interpretations (scoring keys and comparison data).…

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Condition: Paperback in new condition. Contains "POINT OF VIEW: Iron Lock, Iron Chain, Iron Net" by Roger Lipsey and Lobsang Lhalungpa; "Locked Away" by Nan Runde - The innocent imprisoned in fairy tales; "Plato's Fetters" by David Appelbaum - The chains that bind us; "Practice within the Cell" - An interview with Fleet Maull; "Help beyond the Walls" by Madronna Holden - Allies who help us escape; "The Hawk in the Prison" by Joseph Bruchac - The Native American experience; GALLERY: "The Art of Piranesi" Text by Aldous Huxley; "The Turning" by Drew Leder - Narratives of inmates; "Wheels within Wheels" by Susan Ellen Mesinai - The "vanished" political prisoner; "Poetry in Buchenwald" by Jacques Lusseyran - Hope uplifted, dignity preserved; "Prisoner of the Self" by Mordechai Beck - The story of the Biblical Joseph; "Robben Island" by Nelson Mandela - Notes from a pre-eminent inmate; "Prometheus, Fire-Bearer in Chains" by Sarah Jane Sloane - Imprisonment by the gods; 128 pages.…

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Fear in Organizations. Book.