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Healing the Wounds

From the founding father of “layoff survivor illness” an up to date version of a guide for immediately’s downsized workforce

Totally revised and up to date, David Noer’s traditional guide about downsized organizations has by no means been extra related. Reviews of the latest layoffs are making the entrance pages of our newspapers with horrifying regularity. And big downsizing continues to reshape the face of American enterprise. However what about those that stay behind? Therapeutic the Wounds supplies an antidote to the widespread malaise on the American enterprise scene left within the wake of workforce reductions. Drawing on case research and authentic analysis, David M. Noer-an knowledgeable regularly quoted in main media equivalent to The Wall Avenue Journal and Fortune on the subject of layoffs and layoff survivor illnesssupplies executives, human useful resource professionals, managers, and consultants with an authentic mannequin and clear pointers for revitalizing downsized organizations and the workers left behind.

  • Gives completely revised version of a guide about layoffs and people who are left behind
  • Crammed with related case research and up to date analysis
  • Written by David Noer an acclaimed knowledgeable on the subject
  • Provides employers much-needed steering for revitalizing downsized firms

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  1. Dr Carita Mccallum (PhD/Psych)

    A superb guideline for any employee and organization to effectively cope with the consequences of the global economic downturn.

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  2. M. Coy

    I’m a survivor of a series of layoffs and my negative emotions and feelings were piling up inside. I know that layoffs are a new way of life for me, and I knew I had to find some way to process what I felt so I could return to purpose and productivity in the face of the recognition that there is no security in my field. This book really helped me to do that. It reminded me that my employer doesn’t owe me security, that I do. It describes the transition from a time when a person could spend their entire career with one employer. That paradigm is over, and it is time workers recognize this. I was reminded that I’m responsible over my own career path. This book freed me from an outdated mental paradigm.

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  3. Ana

    Great book! Is a toolbox that it doesnt gets out of date event it was published in 2005

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  4. Rolf Dobelli

    Most books dealing with human resource issues are predictably detached and devoid of emotional consideration for employees. Leadership consultant David M. Noer’s refreshing study takes the opposite approach. He boldly issues a warning that the current global wave of downsizing has created a traumatic “layoff survivor sickness,” which employees can cure only by forging a new relationship with their employers. Although large corporations and top executives may have caused the 2008-2009 recession, lower-level employees shouldered much of the burden. That makes this report particularly timely. Looking ahead, Noer advocates a new employer-employee relationship that will empower employees and break their unhealthy codependency with their employers. This unsettling idea is a byproduct of the global, on-demand economy. getAbstract finds Noer’s book refreshingly insightful and clearly written, and recommends it to aware, forward-thinking employees, ex-employees, executives and human resource professionals.

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