Nuestro iceberg se derrite: Cómo cambiar y tener éxito en situaciones adversas = Our Iceberg Is Melting -- John Kotter

from ashishg

If Kotter thought that he could do Johnson (of Who Moved My Cheese), well, he failed. In efforts to make ideas into a fable, he ended up creating a hardly interesting numbingly childish story. That aside, information given about change management is fine. But then, I am hardly good receipient of ...

from alexdaw

I know that I should like this book and give it a good review but I didn't and I can't. I think I would have preferred Kotter's original book about change management without all the animal nonsense that is in this. This is the kind of book a manager goes out and buys for all their staff and says ...

from realbigcat

Our Iceberg is Melting by John Kotter follows the fable based business and self help genre books like those by Spencer Johnson. This one I did not find as entertaining. The theme itself is about change and the fable involves a community of Emporer penguins and how they need to implement and embra...

from jjmachshev

Yet another work read and this one sticks in my mind. Probably as much for the entertainment value as the educational one. How to identify and work with those resistant to change (for whatever reason) without letting them, yourself, or your work get sidetracked.

from tloeffler

Fred is a curious emperor penguin in a penguin colony in Antarctica. One day, he discovers that their iceberg is showing signs of deterioration, and that it is in danger of melting or breaking into pieces. Fred manages to convince the Leadership Council of the problem, but how are they going to c...