Titlebook: An Ancient Greek Philosophy of Management Consulting; Thinking Differently David Shaw Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Thomas Brinkmeier,Reinhard Mielke interventions based on rational, scientific, linear methods cannot be relied upon to produce predictable results. Effective management consultancy interventions must rather be characterised by flexibility and provision for well-judged improvisation. This in turn indicates that the knowledge require

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9309-0the fundamental characteristic of a leader. This account resonates with some modern leadership theory, which emphasises the need for leaders who are committed to enduring principles and values. While Plato focuses on the centrality of leaders’ intellectual and moral qualities, his ideas are quite co

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9309-0solve clients’ problems are spurious. Management consultants derive the most valuable kind of knowledge for their practice from their experience of carrying out projects for clients. Management science can make useful contributions to management consultancy practice. It is, however, the Aristotelian

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Learning from Ancient Greek Philosophy,, but yet management consultants’ knowledge claims are often questioned. Plato’s epistemological theory provides a framework that can help to assess these knowledge claims. The ethical standards that management consultants observe in their work also are often questioned. Aristotle’s virtue ethics co

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,Aristotle and Management Consultants’ Ethical Obligations,ehaviour of management consultants, means that the character of management consultants is a central issue in determining whether or not they can be trusted to behave in an ethical manner. Ideas from Aristotle’s theory could go far towards strengthening management consultancy firms’ typical approache

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Aristotle and Ethical Choices of Clients,siness corporations should be communities in which their members can find meaning and fulfilment in their lives, and that they should furthermore be seen as members of wider, global communities whose interests they should serve. Much of what modern business ethicists have inferred from Aristotle’s w