[Ailist] Appreciative Human Resources Policy & Procedure
Doug Kerr
dougkerr at telus.net
Tue May 26 11:32:27 MDT 2009
Subject: Appreciative Human Resources Policy & Procedure
Hello everyone.
I¹ve just rejoined the list after being away for some time.
I hope this request has not been made recently.
In my work with Canadian First Nations communities, I¹ve used Appreciative
Inquiry extensively as a mode of inquiry into best experiences of
traditional practices, and as a change facilitation process.
Not surprisingly, Appreciative Inquiry fits with traditional First Nations
values.
Over the next few months I will be working with the leadership of a First
Nations community who will be rethinking their Human Resources policies.
Has anyone out there developed Appreciative Human Resources Policy &
Procedure?
I¹d be delighted if folks were willing to share examples of their
organization¹s Policy & Procedure and a narrative account of how they got
there.
Much thanks,
Doug
--
Doug Kerr, President
Tracon Training Consultants Corp.
Victoria, BC, Canada
T 250.384.5090
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