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Overview
In this profound book Peter Koestenbaum and Peter Block offer you a new perspective for viewing the workplace through the lens of philosophy so that you may have a better understanding of how to reclaim your freedom and accountability and encourage them same in others. They provide a radical new approach to your work-a-day life that will bring true meaning and power to your work. Freedom and Accountability at Work offers you the information you need to
- Gain strength and meaning by transforming your thinking on how you view anxiety, doubt, death, and guilt
- Find new ways to bring spiritual and ethical values into your workplace
- Engage in profound change that will help you overcome cynicism that comes from superficial change
- Replace your loss of organizational loyalty and safety with a sense of freedom and accountability
"Both Koestenbaum and Block are such passionate men who bring together what we all seek in our work life-meaning, insight, and humanness. Bless them for this book." —Joyce DeShano, board chair, Ascension Health
"Peter Koestenbaum's message of courage and accountability in the face of anxiety has struck a powerful chord. He and Peter Block have helped us see the very core of our contribution-compassionately confront people with their own freedom." —Kenneth F. Murphy, senior vice president, human resources, Philip Morris USA
"Prepare to have your world rocked. Koestenbaum and Block take on the profound task of understanding existence and its place in organizations. You will never be the same." —Christopher G. Worley, director, MSOD Program, Pepperdine University
Synopsis
The ideas of Koestenbaum (emeritus, philosophy, San Jose State U.), expressed in The Vitality of Death (1971) and The New Image of the Person (1978) converge with those of business consultant Block, in this guide to applications of philosophical thought on freedom, anxiety, death and evil, and meaning in the workplace. Includes a short glossary and information about Block's Designed Learning training.
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