Implementing Organizational Change: Theory Into Practice, 3rd Edition

This is one of the very few school books that I genuinely enjoyed reading and want to purchase to keep on my desk to refer to when I come across issues at work during a change process. I rented this for my MGMT grad class, but if I can swing it, I think I might just buy it.

Need it for school help me pass my class

I bought this as part of my MBA program. The book is a bit wordy but conveys good concepts in a simple manner.

great option for grad school textbook. cheaper than ANY OTHER option out there and I searched them all. Thanks...1 week on the shipping...not bad.

Required textbook used in a graduate level organizational development course. Short textbook at 8 Chapters and 195 pages. Content is acceptable and easy to read, but doesn't quite meet up to a higher level college course standard. The purchase price for the actual book is outrageous for such a small paperback with low quality paper that is less than 200 pages. Rental price was reasonable. The basic format of the chapters included: objectives, real-world case example, chapter content, conclusion, discussion questions, and case study with discussion questions. Nothing is in depth or very detailed. Within the chapter content, there are theory into practice statements (main point or idea of section) and multiple exhibits related to the written content.

Great textbook for masters program

I got a bad book with stickers all over the cover. Can't even see the over and title. The pages are thin and crappy. I paid $136 for this. Got to be kidding me. And this isn't an Amazon return book. I called Amazon and let them know this book is ridiculous.

Not very happy with this book. The content is ok (only ok) but otherwise it's a bit of mess. It's a relatively short and small book. The pages are almost newsprint thin and you can easily see the print on the opposite side through the page. There are noticeable grammatical and punctuation errors as well as wrong words used (i.e. "in" instead of "on"). It's almost as if this book was written in another language and translated to English. I definitely don't feel good about paying almost $200 for this book and would return it but unfortunately it's the required text for the class I'm taking.

This book is laughably cheap looking. In fact, I actually laughed when I opened my mail to find this. It looks more like a manual or magazine than a textbook. If I had paid $185 for it I would have been livid. The book (magazine?) doesn't even include an about the author. Who is Bert Spector (sounds like a made-up name) and what qualifies him as an authority on this subject? The magazine itself is incredibly cheaply produced, page edges were not all flush with each other, the binding was poorly done, and the paper is so cheap the writing on the other side is clearly visible through it

Easy reading and the examples with real situations makes it easy to understand