The Power of Minds at Work: Organizational Intelligence in Action

Karl O. Albrecht

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It's a fact: A group of intelligent people, when combined in an organization, will often yield collective stupidity! We've all seen intelligence blocked, squandered, and misused in the business world - but now writer and thinker Karl Albrecht introduces the concept of OI (Organizational Intelligence) and shows how an enterprise can mobilize and focus its collective brain power.

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