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Looking for old values video
Ronnritt
I remember a video that was titled something like "You Are Who You Were When." It had to do with the differences of values between various generations, based upon what was going on when they were growing up. Anyone know where I can find it? For some reason I think Jerry B. Harvey was the lecturer, but perhaps not. Thanks for your help.
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Gut Level Values
Ed
This was from Morris Massey, available from CRM video, it is 2 1/2 hours long, he was a consultant and professor from University of CO...and in the 1980s this was the landmark stuff on values, recognition and teambuilding!! I think the models all have a place, but recognize that most corporations are demanding decisions and a hurried exec may not have time to consider their process let alone all the parameters of a decision. That is why they need us OD types ....to slow them down to a more systematic, conceptural process-driven behavior! BTW I am ENFP....lol
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Morris Massey
jan.hann
He also has a new video - available from Carlson Learning
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"You are who you were when"
Kelley
Hi,
My father has spoken of this video so many times. He is 76 years old and was working for Union Carbide" when he saw it. The video made a lasting impression on his life and he has referenced it numerous times. He mentioned it again tonight
9-3-09.
I am a psychotherapist and I would LOVE to see/own the video. Did you have any luck finding it?
From the website I am on, I can't tell when you posted your comment. I just hope you are still checking it....
I would be forever grateful to anyone that has access to this video. Actually, it was probably a movie when it was shown.
Thanks,
Kelley
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Values and Decision Making
Groeneveldt, HR Consultant, South Africa, Member
Ronnritt - USA: the video is 'What you are is where you were when" by Dr Morris Massey - it is a very realistic analysis of value creation and decision making. It was used extensively by many multinational organisations in South Africa towards the end of apartheid. A Google search is worthwhile.
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