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The Hot Group State of Mind

"A hot group is a special state of mind."
We Have Entered An Era of Organizational Impermanence

"Hot groups, because they offer speed and agility, inevitably will become important components of our new organizations."
Two Major Characteristics of Hot Groups

"By far the most outstanding characteristic of any hot group is its dedication to a task."
How Hot Groups Do Not Think and Work

"If you're looking for deep, lasting relationships, you're not likely to find them in a hot group."
How Hot Groups Do Think and Work

"Unconstrained by the usual bureaucratic limitations, hot groups can be quite childlike."
How Hot Groups Work: Fast, Focused, and Wide Open

"The most effective hot groups are composed of individuals whose "achieving styles"?their characteristic ways of getting things done?are very diverse yet compatible. "
Leaders of Hot Groups: Connective Leaders

"The seeds of all hot groups are sown by individuals and mostly by individualistic individuals."
Options for the Leader of a New Group

"Treat your group as what it is: a small enclave of dedicated human beings in a hurry to do an important job. Don't view it as a system, or a set of job descriptions, or a hierarchy of authority."
Leaders Who Seed Many Crops of Hot Groups

"If you want to encourage the formation of lively little task groups, just say so!"
Hot Groups' Structures and Strategies

"Structure is fluid, ever-changing, but the hot group remains a single entity."
Reconciling Hot Groups and the Organization

"Modern organizations need hot groups, but hot groups also need organizations."
Using Hot Groups to Improve the Organization

"A few hot groups scattered around the system make excellent organizational alarm clocks."
Hot Groups and the Individual

"Hot groups enhance individualism."
Where and When Do Hot Groups Thrive?

"Hot groups thrive in urgent, challenging situations."
Things Change at Different Speeds

"For people who inhabit organizations, as well as for hot groups and entire organizations, the future will not just be different. It also will be bright."
Ending The Myth of the Orderly Organization and the Happy Camper

"To bring themselves up to speed in a fast-moving world, organizations must first expunge three pervasive managerial myths, myths that have blocked their progress for a long, long time."
Differential Rates will Provide Fertile Soil for Hot Groups

"Organizations need hot groups."
 


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Hot Groups
Jean Lipman-Blumen
Harold Leavitt

Oxford University Press
1999
Copyright (c) by Jean Lipman-Blumen and Harold J. Leavitt.


Biography: Jean Lipman-Blumen works in the fields of management, leadership, and gender issues in organizations. Her research on the leadership behavior of male and female executives resulted in her book, The Connective Edge: Leading in an Interdependent World (1996). She was president of LBS International, Ltd., a management consulting and public policy research firm, and has consulted for various governments and private sector organizations. She is Thornton F. Bradshaw Professor of Public Policy and Professor of Organization Behavior at the Peter F. Drucker Graduate School of Management at the Claremont Graduate University.

Harold J. Leavitt has been studying the way that small groups work since his graduate school days in Psychology at MIT. He has written widely on the subject and has made major contributions to the field of Organization Development. He gained first-hand experience in the inner workings of teams in his consulting for Bell Telephone Laboratories, Varian Associates, Singapore Airlines, and the Ford Foundation. His textbook, Managerial Psychology, is in its fifth edition and has sold half a million copies. He is Kilpatrick Professor of Organizational Behavior and Psychology, Emeritus, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. The authors are married.

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    • Team Performance Steven Rayner, David Nadler, James Lewis, Janet Spencer, Jon Katzenbach, Douglas Smith, Richard McKenzie, Dwight Lee, Lee Bolman, Terrence Deal
    • Rewarding Teams Dan Dimancescu, Kemp Dwenger, Harvey Robbins, Michael Finley, Jacalyn Sherriton, James Stern, Richard McKenzie, Dwight Lee, Ron Ashkenas, Dave Ulrich, Todd Jick, Steve Kerr, Glenn Parker, Timothy Galpin
    • Why Teams Fail Roger Fisher, Steven Rayner, William Lee, Harvey Robbins, Michael Finley, Jon Katzenbach, Douglas Smith, Alan Sharp, Glenn Parker
  • Managing & Motivating People
    • Motivating Employees Norm Smallwood, Marshall Goldsmith, Danah Zohar, Rene Tissen, Daniel Andriessen, Frank Lekanne Deprez, Marvin Bower, Gloria Gilbert Mayer, Thomas Mayer, Peter Cairo, Abraham Maslow, David Dotlich, Richard Beckhard, Frances Hesselbein, Dean Spitzer, Jack Zenger, Peter Drucker, Dave Ulrich
    • Investing In Human Assets Patrick Sullivan, Charles Handy, Jeffrey Pfeffer, Lee Bolman, David Noer, Terrence Deal, Michael Marquardt
    • Empowerment & Self-Motivation William Lundin, Kathleen Lundin, Chip Bell, Florence Stone, Randi Sachs, Roosevelt Thomas, Dean Spitzer, Glenn Parker, Michael Marquardt, Robert Fritz
    • Strategy and Rewards in Alignment William Rouse, Dan Dimancescu, Kemp Dwenger, George Labovitz, Victor Rosansky, Jay Schuster, Patricia Zingheim, Richard McKenzie, Dwight Lee, Ron Ashkenas, Dave Ulrich, Todd Jick, Steve Kerr, Robert Fritz
    • The Human Side of Change Dennis Reina, Michelle Reina, John Pendlebury, Francis Meston, Manuel London, Sumantra Ghoshal, Christopher Bartlett, Mark Feldman, Michael Spratt, Benoit Grouard, Arie de Geus, David Noer
  • Performance & Productivity
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    • High Performance Individuals & Organizations Jean-Philippe Deschamps, Ranganath Nayak, John Cotter, Jerry Fletcher, Stanley Brown, Jeffrey Pfeffer, Allan Kennedy, Douglas Smith, Susan Nash, Joseph Rosse, Robert Levin, Terrence Deal, Timothy Galpin
    • High Performance Implementation Michael Tushman, John Cotter, David Nadler, William Lee, Stanley Brown, Charles Handy, Jeffrey Pfeffer, Joseph Rosse, Robert Levin
  • Human Resource Administration
    • Compensation & Benefits Susan Albers Mohrman, Tom Taulli, Nathaniel Boughton, Jerry Gilley, James Knight, Davis Fogg, Gerald Ledford, Jay Schuster, Patricia Zingheim, Edward Lawler, Ann Maycunich, Michael O'Malley, Margaret Malaspina
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    • Advice, Appraisal & Feedback Chip Bell, Scott Adams, Dick Grote, Emmett Murphy, Samuel Culbert, Dean Spitzer, Mark Edwards, Ann Ewen, Glenn Parker
  • Diversity in the Workplace
    • Building a Diverse Workforce Lawrence Otis Graham, Catalyst, Christopher Earley, Miriam Erez, Christopher Hunt, Scott Scanlon, Claire Raines, Bob Filipczak, Eugene Marlow, Patricia O'Connor Wilson, Sally Helgesen, Ron Zemke, Roosevelt Thomas, Gifford Pinchot, Elizabeth Pinchot, Linda McCallister
    • Valuing Differences Steven Rayner, Peg Pickering, Walter Swap, Jean Kummerow, Nancy Barger, Linda Kirby, Stanley Gryskiewicz, Eugene Marlow, Patricia O'Connor Wilson, Ros Jay, Dorothy Leonard
  • Changes in the Way We Work
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