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Switchpoints: Culture Change On The Fast Track To Business Success通往商业成功的快速轨道上的文化变迁

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作 者:JudyJohnson 著

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出版时间:2008-10-1

I S B N:9780470283837

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内容简介

SwitchPoints is the inspiring story of how Canadian National Railway (CN) advanced from good to great in a few short years–becoming North America's top-performing railroad and a favorite with of corporate customers and investors. In it, the authors reveal how company-wide culture change propelled this aging transportation giant to become the profitable powerhouse it is today. Rich with insights and anecdotes, SwitchPoints offers lessons that can be applied to any organization seeking to improve the bottom line by improving their culture.

作者简介

Judy Johnson, PhD, a Partner with the Continuous Learning Group (CLG), applies behavioral science to help leaders create environments that dramatically improve organizational performance and profitability. Johnson coaches executives on personal leadership and executing strategies through pinpointing key behaviors that lead to success.

目录

List of Illustrations
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: A Broken Culture
 The Culture of Early Quits
 A New Trip Plan
 Switchpoints
 Spiking the Switch
Part I: Building One of North America's Top Railroads
 Chapter 1: The Road to Best-in-Class
  1830: Pioneering Days
  1919: Nationalization
  The 1980s: Deregulation
  1992: Organizational Redesign
  A Quick Change
  1995: Privatization
  The Right Leaders for the Job
  1998: Precision Railroading
  2003: Passing the Reins
 Chapter 2: Culture Change on the Fast Track
  Acquisitions
  Buying Other Cultures
  The Challenge
  The Results
  The Trip Plan for Culture Change on the Fast Track
Part II: Clarifying the Vision
Chapter 3: CN's Five Guiding Principles
 Chapter 4: The Culture of Precision Railroading
  The Organizational Culture Continuum
  The Spectrum of Employee Engagement
  The Role of Organizational Leaders
  Washing Out the Mud in the Middle
Part III: Choosing the Right Switchpoints
Chapter 5: How to Change CN's Culture?
  Culture Equals Behavior
 Chapter 6: Creating a Culture of   Discretionary Performance
  What’s in It for the Employee?
 Chapter 7: Creating Q4 Leaders to Drive Change
  Culture Change Begins with Leadership
  The Q4 LeadershipSM Model
  How Did CN Create Q4 Leaders?
  Changing Your Style Isn't Easy
  Building Leadership Fluency
Part IV: Selecting the Tools for Change
 Chapter 8: The Science of the ABCs
  It's All about Behavior
  The ABCs of Behavior
  The ABCs Make Fundamental Sense
 Chapter 9: The Commanding Power of Consequences
  Timing
  Importance to Recipient
  Probability of Recurring
  Where Does the Consequence Come From?
  Which Consequences Should I Use?
  Consequences and Culture Change
  Authors' Note: Doing the Right Thing with the ABCs
 Chapter 10: The ABC Toolkit
  The Five-Step Model
Part V: Aligning the Switches
 Chapter 11: Finding a Champion
  A Quiet Tryout in Capreol
  “I Hate Consultants!”
 Chapter 12: Testing the Business Case
  Pilot 1: Partnering in Memphis
  Pilot 2: Partnering in Capreol (Northern Ontario)
  Pilot 3: Partnering in Transcona (Winnipeg)
  Learnings from the Pilots
  We Did What We Said We Would Do
  A Skeptical Hunter Gives the Nod
 Chapter 13: Gaining Visible Sponsorship: The CEO’s Essential Role
  “How We Work and Why”
  Addressing the Naysayers
 Chapter 14: Learning from a Strike
  Spiking the Switch
  Start with the Supervisors
 Chapter 15: Planning the Trip
  Going to Rome (and Paying for It)
  Implementing the ABCs CN-Wide
  Selling the ABCs to the Operating Regions
  I Love Your Passion, But
  Managing the Pull
  Deployment Wasn't All Rosy
 Chapter 16: Making the Case for Change
  The Case for the ABCs
  Spreading the Word
  Answering Four Basic Questions
 Chapter 17: Expanding Sponsorship
  Example 1: Visiting Sites to Set the Stage
  Example 2: Sponsoring a Safety-First Culture
  Example 3: Personally Walking the Talk
Part VI: Assessing Switchpoints’ Impact
 Chapter 18: Applying the ABCs: Dressed & Ready
  Guess I'll Have Another Coffee
  Another Switchpoint
  The Science behind the Change
  Of Course There Was Resistance!
  “I Can't Ask My Friends to Do That!”
  The Rewards of “Dressed & Ready”
 Chapter 19: Early Wins with the ABCs
  Release the Brakes!
  Culture Change in the Michigan Division
  The ABCs Improve ETAs
  Want Better Meetings? Show Up on Time!
  Small Things Matter
  Curing Technophobia
 Chapter 20: Demonstrating Q4 Leadership Through the ABCs
  “More Work? Are You Nuts?!”
  Improving Reliability: Getting KIST
  Understanding Q4 LeadershipSM—by Knowing What It Is Not
 Chapter 21: Life or Death Leadership
  A Grim Tale
  Safety and Culture Change
  Developing Safety Programs
  Zero Tolerance and Why
 Chapter 22: Sawing Our Way to Improvement
  Tackling Old Problems in New Ways
  Reducing Overtime
  “Improve” Can Even Mean Tossing Old Paper Files
  Formalizing the Opportunity
Part VII: Spiking the Switches
 Chapter 23: Leadership Competencies to Support the Change
  Accountability and Importance
  The New Competency Framework
  Leadership Equals Bonus
  The New Power of Performance Reviews
 Chapter 24: Performance Scorecards for Unionized Employees
  Doing the Unthinkable
  Executing EPS
  Communicating EPS
  Then Came the Problems
  Rollout for Success
  Supervisors: I Didn't Know That!
  EPS Was Another Switchpoint
 Chapter 25: Learning through the Railroad MBA
  The Railroad MBA
  Railroader Undergraduate Programs
  CN Is a Destination, Not a Job
  Today North America, Tomorrow the World
 Chapter 26: Hunter Camps Develop Leaders
  Expanding the Impact
  Learning from the Master
  Twelve Characteristics of Leadership
  Leadership Is about People
  Some Campers' Views
 Chapter 27: The Power of Consistency (17 out of 17)
  Inconsistency in the Rules
  Inconsistency in Applying Rules
  Inconsistency Breeds Opportunity
  Be Consistently Flexible
 Chapter 28: Developing Internal Consultants
  Why Internal Consultants?
  Transitioning from CLG to Internal CN Consultants
  Selecting the Right People
  Developing Internal Consultants
  Reality Hits
  The Value of Internal Consultants
 Chapter 29: Sustaining Culture Change
  Preventing Backsliding
  Techniques for Sustaining Change
  Examples of Sustainability
 Chapter 30: Sharing Our Story
  Sharing with Our Customers
  Sharing with Our Suppliers
  Sharing with Our Competitors
  Sharing with Our Communities
 Chapter 31: Improving Relations with Our Unions
  The 2007 UTU Strike
  When to Say Yes, When to Say No
  Confronting a Long Legacy
  The United Steelworkers
  Improving Labor Relations
  What CN Brings to the Bargaining Table
  The Future
Part VIII: Learning from Our Journey
 Chapter 32: Top 10 Tips for Leaders Using the ABC Methodology
  Tip 1: Manage Your Culture
  Tip 2: Measure What You Value
  Tip 3: Challenge, Disagree, and Then Make the Decision
  Tip 4: Focus on Behavior You See or Hear at Work
  Tip 5: Ask “Would You, If Your Life Depended on It?”
  Tip 6: Transition from Good to Great Performers
  Tip 7: Deal Quickly with Poor Performers
  Tip 8: Get Face-to-Face
  Tip 9: Balance Your Use of Consequences
  Tip 10: Manage the Learning Curve
 Chapter 33: The Culture Change We Achieved
  Ten Lessons Learned from Our Switchpoints
 Chapter 34: The Final Word
  The Transformation
  What Lies Ahead
  Where We Are Now
  The Trip Is Not Over
  Notes
About the Authors
About the Companies
Index

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