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This week's cast, how to master your response to your engagement survey, Part 2.

The questions this cast answers are, how do I respond to my engagement survey results?

What can I do in my organization it does an engagement survey?

And how can I improve my engagement survey results?

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So the second way change happened that is pre-internet was the spread of ideas through books,

through the written word, and to some degree with one or two management magazines that are

respected. HBR and Sloan are the most likely, but that's another way that we spread those changes,

right? And that said, let's keep in mind that there were far fewer management books 50 years ago

than there are now. Fewer ideas into that overall sphere of ideas one could read about,

and typically these books came from or were written by management professors, many of whom had

become like Peter Drucker, for example, consultants as well. All of that to say that many of these

management books which we had access to were written for CEOs in an attempt to market the professors

consulting businesses to organizations. It's a sale. Sure, it's for sales. It's to get ideas

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