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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Contents Preface About the Authors Part I: Managing the Human Resource
1. Somewhere Today, a Project Is Failing
The Name of the Game The High-Tech Illusion
2. Make a Cheeseburger, Sell a Cheeseburger
A Quota for Errors Management: The Bozo Definition The People Store A Project in Steady State Is Dead We Haven’t Got Time to Think about This Job, Only to Do It
3. Vienna Waits for You
Spanish Theory Management And Now a Word from the Home Front There Ain’t No Such Thing as Overtime Workaholics Productivity: Winning Battles and Losing Wars Reprise
4. Quality—If Time Permits
The Flight from Excellence Quality Is Free, But . . . Power of Veto
5. Parkinson’s Law Revisited
Parkinson’s Law and Newton’s Law You Wouldn’t Be Saying This If You’d Ever Met Our Herb Some Data from the University of New South Wales Variation on a Theme by Parkinson
6. Laetrile
Lose Fat While Sleeping The Seven Sirens This Is Management
Part II: The Office Environment
7. The Furniture Police
The Police Mentality The Uniform Plastic Basement
8. “You Never Get Anything Done around Here between 9 and 5.”
A Policy of Default Coding War Games: Observed Productivity Factors Individual Differences Productivity Nonfactors You May Want to Hide This from Your Boss Effects of the Workplace What Did We Prove?
9. Saving Money on Space
A Plague upon the Land We Interrupt This Diatribe to Bring You a Few Facts Workplace Quality and Product Quality A Discovery of Nobel Prize Significance Hiding Out
Intermezzo: Productivity Measurement and Unidentified Flying Objects
Gilb’s Law But You Can’t Afford Not to Know Measuring with Your Eyes Closed
10. Brain Time versus Body Time
Flow An Endless State of No-Flow Time Accounting Based on Flow The E-Factor A Garden of Bandannas Thinking on the Job
11. The Telephone
Visit to an Alternate Reality Tales from the Crypt A Modified Telephone Ethic Incompatible Multitasking
12. Bring Back the Door
The Show Isn’t Over Till the Fat Lady Sings The Issue of Glitz Creative Space Vital Space Breaking the Corporate Mold
13. Taking Umbrella Steps
Alexander’s Concept of Organic Order Patterns The First Pattern: Tailored Work Space from a Kit The Second Pattern: Windows The Third Pattern: Indoor and Outdoor Space The Fourth Pattern: Public Space The Pattern of the Patterns Return to Reality
Part III: The Right People
14. The Hornblower Factor
Born versus Made The Uniform Plastic Person Standard Dress Code Word: Professional Corporate Entropy
15. Let’s Talk about Leadership
Leadership as a Work-Extraction Mechanism Leadership as a Service Leadership and Innovation Leadership: The Talk and the Do
16. Hiring a Juggler
The Portfolio Aptitude Tests (Erghhhh) Holding an Audition
17. Playing Well with Others
First, the Benefits Food Magic Yes, But . . .
18. Childhood’s End
Technology—and Its Opposite Continuous Partial Attention Articulate the Contract Yesterday’s Killer App
19. Happy to Be Here
Turnover: The Obvious Costs The Hidden Costs of Turnover Why People Leave A Special Pathology: The Company Move The Mentality of Permanence
20. Human Capital
How About People? So Who Cares? Assessing the Investment in Human Capital What Is the Ramp-Up Time for an Experienced Worker? Playing Up to Wall Street
Part IV: Growing Productive Teams
21. The Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of the Parts
Concept of the Jelled Team Management by Hysterical Optimism The Guns of Navarone Signs of a Jelled Team Teams and Cliques
22. The Black Team
The Stuff of Which Legends Are Made Pitiful Earthlings, What Can Save You Now? Footnote
23. Teamicide
Defensive Management Bureaucracy Physical Separation Fragmentation of Time The Quality-Reduced Product Phony Deadlines Clique Control Once More Over the Same Depressing Ground
24. Teamicide Revisited
Those Damn Posters and Plaques Overtime: An Unanticipated Side Effect
25. Competition
Consider an Analogy Does It Matter? The Importance of Coaching Teamicide Re-revisited Mixing Metaphors
26. A Spaghetti Dinner
Team Effects Beginning to Happen What’s Been Going On Here?
27. Open Kimono
Calling In Well The Getaway Ploy There Are Rules and We Do Break Them Chickens with Lips Who’s in Charge Here?
28. Chemistry for Team Formation
The Cult of Quality I Told Her I Loved Her When I Married Her The Elite Team On Not Breaking Up the Yankees A Network Model of Team Behavior Selections from a Chinese Menu Putting It All Together
Part V: Fertile Soil
29. The Self-Healing System
Deterministic and Nondeterministic Systems The Covert Meaning of Methodology Methodology Madness The Issue of Malicious Compliance The Baby and the Bathwater The High-Tech Illusion Revisited
30. Dancing with Risk
Not Running Away from Risk The One Risk We Almost Never Manage Why Nonperformance Risks Often Don’t Get Managed
31. Meetings, Monologues, and Conversations
Neuro-sclerosis The “Technologically Enhanced” Meeting Stand-Up Meetings Basic Meeting Hygiene Ceremonies Too Many People Open-Space Networking Prescription for Curing a Meeting-Addicted Organization
32. The Ultimate Management Sin Is . . .
For Instance Status Meetings Are About Status Early Overstaffing Fragmentation Again Respecting Your Investment
33. E(vil) Mail
In Days of Yore Corporate Spam What Does “FYI” Even Mean? Is This an Open Organization or a Commune? Repeal Passive Consent Building a Spam-less Self-Coordinating Organization
34. Making Change Possible
And Now, a Few Words from Another Famous Consultant That’s a Swell Idea, Boss. I’ll Get Right on It. A Better Model of Change Safety First
35. Organizational Learning
Experience and Learning A Redesign Example The Key Question About Organizational Learning The Management Team Danger in the White Space
36. The Making of Community
Digression on Corporate Politics Why It Matters Pulling Off the Magic
Part VI: It’s Supposed to Be Fun to Work Here
37. Chaos and Order
Progress Is Our Most Important Problem Pilot Projects War Games Brainstorming Training, Trips, Conferences, Celebrations, and Retreats
38. Free Electrons
The Cottage-Industry Phenomenon Fellows, Gurus, and Intrapreneurs No Parental Guidance
39. Holgar Dansk
But Why Me? The Sleeping Giant Waking Up Holgar
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