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Listening Deeply An Approach To Understanding And Consulting In Organizational Culture 2nd Edition Howard F Stein

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Publisher: University of Missouri Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.4 MB

Author: Howard F. Stein

ISBN: 9780826273864, 0826273866

Language: English

Year: 2017

Edition: 2

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Listening Deeply An Approach To Understanding And Consulting In Organizational Culture 2nd Edition Howard F Stein by Howard F. Stein 9780826273864, 0826273866 instant download after payment.

Listening deeply is the foundation of all effective organizational management, research, and consulting.

This book explores the many aspects of attentive listening through storytelling and includes examples of organizational case studies. In Stein’s practice, listening deeply is an attitude evoked by the psychoanalytic concept of hovering attention—a careful attending to the person or group one is trying to help and an equally careful attending to how one is hearing these others.

The listener’s own feelings are as crucially diagnostic as what the consultant observes in other people.