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The Rudolph Factor
Laurin, Cyndi, Morningstar, Craig

The Rudolph Factor

Wiley (2009)
9780470451038
| Hardcover
165 pages | 147 x 219 mm
Dewey 658.4063L385R
LC Classification HD5650 .L34 2009
LC Control No. 2009007400

Subject

  • Creative Thinking
  • Leadership
  • Management - Employee Participation
  • Management/ Employee Participation

Plot

The bestselling author of Catch! shares the innovation secrets that helped Boeing turn itself around from the brink of collapse The Rudolph Factor tells the story of Boeing's spectacular turnaround through a discussion of principles and qualities that are transferable and replicable to any size or type of organization in any industry. Authors Cyndi Laurin and Craig Morningstar use the story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer as an analogy to explore a corporate culture that managed to avoid disaster through progressive leadership; a highly participatory team-based culture; the development of an organizational constitution; and an alternative, aligned employee rewards structure. Using real-world lessons from Boeing's inspiring story, The Rudolph Factor shows companies how to nurture a culture centered around their "Rudolphs"–those out-of-the-box, creative employees who can serve as shining lights to lead organizations in accomplishing their goals. Applicable to anyone who runs a business of any size, this book shows readers how to find, nurture, and leverage the creativity of its employees to achieve a long-term competitive advantage.

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