The power of paranoia [videorecording] / Roderick M. Kramer

Author:: Kramer, Roderick M. (Roderick Moreland), 1950-
Published:: [Stanford, CA] : Stanford Video ; Mill Valley, CA : Kantola Productions, c2004.
Physical Description:: 1 videodisc (45 min.) : sd., col. : 4 3/4 in.
Additional Creators:: Gurley, Gordon, Stanford Video Media Group, and Kantola Productions

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Stanford executive briefings (Unnumbered)

Summary:

Contrary to the common management belief that trust is an organizational asset, two decades of research on trust and cooperation in organizations have convinced Roderick Kramer that an appropriate amount of distrust can in fact be beneficial in the workplace. Recent world events and dramatic business failures have underscored his argument that holding trust as your highest ideal can be dangerously naive. Dr. Kramer argues instead for a moderate form of suspicion, the state he calls "prudent paranoia."

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Taped live November 12, 2003, at Stanford University.

Creation/Production Credits Note:

Producer/director, Gordon Gurley ; editor, Ryan Roberts.

Participant/Performer Note:

Lecturer, Roderick Kramer.

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DVD.

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