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The Amazon Store at MillionDollarPetPix.com ( In association with Amazon.com )Outlearning the Wolves : Surviving and Thriving in a Learning Organization, Second Editionby: David Hutchens  Dewey Decimal Number: 658 EAN: 9781883823504 Edition: 2 ISBN: 1883823501 Label: Pegasus Communications, Inc. Manufacturer: Pegasus Communications, Inc. Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 64 Publication Date: November 15, 2000 Publisher: Pegasus Communications, Inc. Studio: Pegasus Communications, Inc. Related Items:
Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: Organizations around the world today are struggling to stay ahead of the pack. With its fanciful illustrations and deliciously wicked humor, Outlearning the Wolves is the story of an organization that might resemble yours--complete with bad habits, nagging vulnerabilities, and resignation to the status quo. A flock of sheep, fearful of the wolves' mythical cleverness, is initially debilitated by fragmentation and false assumptions. But as the sheep build a culture for learning, the contributions of each individual are utilized in strikingly new and productive ways. By working together, the flock develops the capability for dramatic learning that ensures it can thrive while facing fresh challenges. Outlearning the Wolves presents a powerful metaphor for understanding the issues organizations face when they realize they must learn how to learn differently. Any organization seeking to build both a rewarding workplace and a thriving enterprise should introduce these ideas to every worker--from the front line to the boardroom. Outlearning the Wolves is a unique resource for teachers and learners across a broad range of settings. Included is a concise guide to the story's essential points--a ready-made lesson outline, perfect for directing group learning. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Learn When Not To OrderA lot of blank space, cartoon drawings and scant, obvious text make this book a poor choice for any learning organization. Rating:  - Perfect for a half-day management seminarNo matter what we do, there will always be a pack of figurative wolves stalking us. In business, there will always be other groups and organizations that will be trying to take away your customers and lower your market share. The first part of this book is about a flock of sheep that are in a pasture surrounded by a solid barbed-wire fence. And yet, even with this protection, an occasional sheep is lost to the wolves. Since this only rarely occurs and few sheep are actually lost, most of ... Read More Rating:  - Interesting bookHad to read the book for school and it was quite interesting and a cool way to explain the different aspects of systems thinking. Rating:  - Outlearning the Wolves: Surviving and Thriving in a Learning Organization, Second EditionA short, easy read that is a modern-day fable about how systems work. Charming and enlightening. Good discussion questions at the end--this book could be applied to so many work and life experiences. Funny, too! Rating: - Outlearning the wolvesOutlearning the wolves, By David Hutchens. This book is a short and at times funny book. It is fast and easy too read, but still has good content. It is about how one sheep in a flock spoke out in an effort to stop wolf related casualties (WRC). This sheep motivated the flock and they started too try and find a way too stop the wolf. They all put their thoughts together and pieced together the mystery of how the wolfs were getting to their pen and then found a way to stop it. ... Read More 
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