Comments on: How Management is Like Being in the Cast of “Jersey Shore” http://www.reimaginework.com/whats-the-situation/ Mary Schaefer - Specializing in Creating Manager-Employee Communication Breakthroughs and Functional, Positive Work Cultures Wed, 02 Nov 2011 14:41:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dr. David Weiman http://www.reimaginework.com/whats-the-situation/comment-page-1/#comment-260 Dr. David Weiman Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:56:11 +0000 http://www.reimaginework.com/?p=2941#comment-260 Great post, Mary. Management by "popular" or self-centered decision-making backfires over and over again. Unlike reality TV, it's not as amusing to watch the consequences when it's happening in an organization. Hopefully, more managers will begin understand that "reality" ... Great post, Mary.

Management by “popular” or self-centered decision-making backfires over and over again.

Unlike reality TV, it’s not as amusing to watch the consequences when it’s happening in an organization.

Hopefully, more managers will begin understand that “reality” …

]]> By: Suzanna http://www.reimaginework.com/whats-the-situation/comment-page-1/#comment-259 Suzanna Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:50:58 +0000 http://www.reimaginework.com/?p=2941#comment-259 Mary, you open up a rich and demanding topic here. There are so many places in life where we could stop and ask, "Am I just making all this up?" It's something I do fairly often, and sometimes wish I didn't -- because it's disturbing. It seems very tricky to strike a balance between the necessary imagining and creating of a life, and the necessary grounding and connection to what is actually around us. I hope you will expand on this - it sure seems worthy of a series of posts. Hugs, Suzanna Stinnett Mary, you open up a rich and demanding topic here. There are so many places in life where we could stop and ask, “Am I just making all this up?” It’s something I do fairly often, and sometimes wish I didn’t — because it’s disturbing. It seems very tricky to strike a balance between the necessary imagining and creating of a life, and the necessary grounding and connection to what is actually around us. I hope you will expand on this – it sure seems worthy of a series of posts.
Hugs,
Suzanna Stinnett

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