Blame: How Can I Convince Others That It's Their Fault?--Overcoming the "Blame Reflex" to Achieve Personal Growth

Flying Without a Net: Turn Fear of Change into Fuel for Success

DeLong, Thomas J.

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Do you find yourself wondering how to assign blame every time something goes wrong? Many smart, accomplished professionals find it difficult to hear that they've made a mistake or that they haven't met expectations; that they may need to change to do better next time. Blaming others is an easy way out--but it may be keeping you from the reflection and self-assessment that allow you to learn, change, and grow. In this chapter, organizational behavior expert Tom DeLong explores the anxieties and assumptions--many of them common to high-need-for-achievement individuals--that underlie our need to deflect blame when things go wrong. Filled with vivid examples, self-assessment questions, and practical advice, this chapter is a virtual how-to manual for rising above the blame game and, in the process, bringing you personal and professional rewards. This chapter was originally published as Chapter 8 of "Flying Without a Net: Turn Fear of Change into Fuel for Success."

出版日
2011/06
領域
経営・戦略
ボリューム
22ページ
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CCJB-HBS-8526BC
オリジナルID
8526BC
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Press Chapter
言語
英語
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