Dave Ulrich
Autor von Human Resource Champions: The Next Agenda for Adding Value and Delivering Results
Über den Autor
Dave Ulrich is Professor of Business at the University of Michigan and a cofounder of The RBL Group.
Werke von Dave Ulrich
Human Resource Champions: The Next Agenda for Adding Value and Delivering Results (1996) 111 Exemplare
Results-based Leadership: How Leaders Build the Business and Improve the Bottom Line (1999) 110 Exemplare
The GE Work-Out : How to Implement GE's Revolutionary Method for Busting Bureaucracy & Attacking Organizational Proble (2002) 50 Exemplare
Leadership Brand: Developing Customer-Focused Leaders to Drive Performance and Build Lasting Value (2007) 49 Exemplare
Delivering Results: A New Mandate for Human Resource Professionals (1998) — Herausgeber — 23 Exemplare
How Leaders Build Value: Using People, Organization, and Other Intangibles to Get Bottom-Line Results (2006) 12 Exemplare
Leadership Sustainability: Seven Disciplines to Achieve the Changes Great Leaders Know They Must Make (2013) 11 Exemplare
Victory Through Organization: Why the War for Talent is Failing Your Company and What You Can Do about It (Business… (2017) 10 Exemplare
A New Mandate for Human Resources 2 Exemplare
RH de Dentro Para Fora. Seis Competências Para o Futuro da Área de Recursos Humanos (Em Portuguese do Brasil) (2013) 2 Exemplare
Recursos Humanos estratégicos: novas perspectivas para os profissionais de Recursos Humanos 2 Exemplare
Ostrander Lied 1 Exemplar
Os campeões de recursos humanos 1 Exemplar
Liderazgo basado en resultados 1 Exemplar
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- Oregon, USA
Missouri, USA - Ausbildung
- Brigham Young University
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- management consultant
business professor - Beziehungen
- Ulrich, Wendy (wife)
- Organisationen
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
University of Michigan
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Zen Camera: Creative Awakening with a Daily… von David Ulrich
No sure how to rate this book. I'm 66 and have read tons of books in this genre when I was in high school and college. I was expecting something different. This book is in the genre of 'Zen and the Art of ...'. This uses the 'art' of photography to teach Zen ideas/principles. I was looking for something about the Japanese aesthetic as applied to photography like Notan, Kanso, Fukinsei, Sibui, Shizen, Yugen, Datsuzoku and Seijaku. This book is definitely not that. So in that sense the title is misleading. I didn't read it. I've been there, done that. Based on the ratings it's good, but if the price in the used book market is any indication, it isn't very popular. I'm glad I only paid a couple of bucks for it.… (mehr)
“The Widening Stream” is an excellent book. It is not just a book about the creative life, but it is also a book that can help you live a more meaningful and mindful life.
There is a lot of inspiration that David Ulrich seems to take from Zen philosophy, as well as from the writings of Carlos Castaneda, amongst others.
Minor White is an inspiration.
I like the questions and exercises that he appends at the end of each chapter. It is worthwhile doing the exercises, as they will allow the reader to extract the maximum benefit from the book.
Towards the end, I did think that David Ulrich sounded a bit repetitive. If he was, then I would only consider this to be a minor blemish in an excellent book.… (mehr)
There is a lot of inspiration that David Ulrich seems to take from Zen philosophy, as well as from the writings of Carlos Castaneda, amongst others.
Minor White is an inspiration.
I like the questions and exercises that he appends at the end of each chapter. It is worthwhile doing the exercises, as they will allow the reader to extract the maximum benefit from the book.
Towards the end, I did think that David Ulrich sounded a bit repetitive. If he was, then I would only consider this to be a minor blemish in an excellent book.… (mehr)
This is a very deep book. David Ulrich does not speak about the techniques of photography. He talks about the six stages to mastery.
David borrows heavily from Zen philosophy while writing these lessons, and emphasizes depth over a shallow approach to the use of technique to shock.
The lessons can be read through, even though I read only one chapter a day. However, to make the best of the book, it is advisable to go back to the book from the beginning, and to practice the exercises he outlines.
Mastery takes years, and it is futile to expect to become a master in a short period of time. It takes years and over the years, “Zen Camera” can be a faithful companion and mentor, if you allow it to be so.… (mehr)
David borrows heavily from Zen philosophy while writing these lessons, and emphasizes depth over a shallow approach to the use of technique to shock.
The lessons can be read through, even though I read only one chapter a day. However, to make the best of the book, it is advisable to go back to the book from the beginning, and to practice the exercises he outlines.
Mastery takes years, and it is futile to expect to become a master in a short period of time. It takes years and over the years, “Zen Camera” can be a faithful companion and mentor, if you allow it to be so.… (mehr)
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