• What Works: A Decade of Change at Champion International (Jossey Bass Business & Management Series)

What Works: A Decade of Change at Champion International (Jossey Bass Business & Management Series)

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An Inside Account of One Company's Remarkable TransformationTake a fascinating, decade-long journey to witness the remarkabletransformation of a mediocre company into a team-based topcompetitor. Your guides are a trio of participant/observers, allkey players in achieving this systemic change of classicproportion.--Jerome M. Rosow, president, Work in America Institute, Inc.Anyone in a leadership position today, union or management, shouldread this book. It tells the important story of howlabor/management partnerships can make a difference and provideworkable solutions to complex problems presented by today's globaleconomy.--Boyd Young, international president, United PaperworkersInternational UnionA Cinderella story of perseverance and triumph, What Works is aninstructive guide to achieving success through cooperation,teamwork, and courage. It tells the tale of how ChampionInternational--one of America's oldest and largest industrial papercompanies--transformed itself from an underachieving,tradition-bound organization into a thriving Wall Street winnerover the course of eleven years. In answering the question of how acompany can change successfully over time while remaining bothhumane and profitable, this brisk, brutally honest, insiders'account offers a number of hard-won lessons and practical tools tomanagers and visionaries faced with the same daunting challenges.

  • Author(s): Richard Ault, Richard Walton, Mark Childers
  • Publisher: Pfeiffer
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 212
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Edition: First Edition
  • Published: 1998-08-18
  • Dimensions: Height: 9.625965 Inches, Length: 6.358255 Inches, Weight: 0.89948602896 Pounds, Width: 0.712597 Inches
  • Estimated Delivery: Dec 29, 2025
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