Funny business: humour, management and business culture
"Humour in the workplace is rarely neutral, trivial or random. It is deployed for the achievement of quite specific purposes, to do with self-preservation, getting things done or getting one's way. Managers use humour as a sword: to influence and persuade, to motivate and unite, to say the...
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Cassell u.a.
1993
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Ausgabe: | 1. publ. |
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Zusammenfassung: | "Humour in the workplace is rarely neutral, trivial or random. It is deployed for the achievement of quite specific purposes, to do with self-preservation, getting things done or getting one's way. Managers use humour as a sword: to influence and persuade, to motivate and unite, to say the unspeakable and to facilitate change. They also use humour as a shield: to deflect criticism, to cope with failure, to defuse tension and to make their working lives more bearable. An awareness of how humour is used, by individuals and on them, is critical to managerial effectiveness." "Humour also plays a wider role in business, reinforcing shared values at every level: bonding teams in organizations, shaping and perpetuating corporate cultures, underpinning national management styles, and even helping advertisers to segment consumers by the humorous cues to which they respond." "In Funny Business Jean-Louis Barsoux explores the neglected area of humour in business. From first-hand observation and from interviews with a range of practising managers and top industrialists, including Sir John Harvey-Jones, Sir Peter Parker and Sir Allen Sheppard, he identifies the way humour is employed at all levels of organizations and in different sectors of the economy."--BOOK JACKET. |
Beschreibung: | 200 S. Ill. |
ISBN: | 0304326771 0304328219 |
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spelling | Barsoux, Jean-Louis Verfasser aut Funny business humour, management and business culture Jean-Louis Barsoux 1. publ. London Cassell u.a. 1993 200 S. Ill. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "Humour in the workplace is rarely neutral, trivial or random. It is deployed for the achievement of quite specific purposes, to do with self-preservation, getting things done or getting one's way. Managers use humour as a sword: to influence and persuade, to motivate and unite, to say the unspeakable and to facilitate change. They also use humour as a shield: to deflect criticism, to cope with failure, to defuse tension and to make their working lives more bearable. An awareness of how humour is used, by individuals and on them, is critical to managerial effectiveness." "Humour also plays a wider role in business, reinforcing shared values at every level: bonding teams in organizations, shaping and perpetuating corporate cultures, underpinning national management styles, and even helping advertisers to segment consumers by the humorous cues to which they respond." "In Funny Business Jean-Louis Barsoux explores the neglected area of humour in business. From first-hand observation and from interviews with a range of practising managers and top industrialists, including Sir John Harvey-Jones, Sir Peter Parker and Sir Allen Sheppard, he identifies the way humour is employed at all levels of organizations and in different sectors of the economy."--BOOK JACKET. Bedrijfscultuur gtt Humor (grappigheden) gtt Corporate culture Humor Management Humor Wit and humor in business Betriebspsychologie (DE-588)4135098-4 gnd rswk-swf Humor (DE-588)4026170-0 gnd rswk-swf Betriebspsychologie (DE-588)4135098-4 s Humor (DE-588)4026170-0 s DE-604 |
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