About the Author:
Gabriel Gonzalez-Molina is Global Practice Leader -HumanSigma- at The Gallup Organization and co-author of Follow This Path: How the World's Greatest Organizations Drive Growth by Unleashing Human Potential (Warner Books, 2002). His Gallup discoveries help corporations significantly increase their revenue and profit growth rates by managing their emotional economies. This includes measuring, describing, understanding, and developing emotional engagement among employees and customers through HumanSigma™, Gallup's management breakthrough system for driving revenue and earnings growth in highly competitive environments. Gonzalez-Molina has managed some of Gallup's largest multinational management initiatives and has held leadership roles in Gallup's Latin American operational units and offices. He earned his Ph.D. in social sciences at the Center for Mass Communication Research at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom. He is a prolific author and frequent speaker at top academic and business venues and to media across the globe. Gonzalez-Molina has studied more data on the linkages between employees and customers than most social scientists working in the field today. He not only led Gallup's worldwide study of linkages but also the advanced study of the brain and how emotions and their pathways affect every human action. These studies have encouraged his Gallup colleagues to affectionately nickname him "Dr. Amygdala."
From AudioFile:
The Gallup organization applies its poll-taking skills to the human capital revolution by researching the workplace qualities that create engaged, productive workers. They found that workers hired for the right job, trained by personally committed managers, and encouraged to use their hearts can offer tremendous returns on a company's investment in them. The data they summarize is stunning, often depressing in terms of what most organizations are like, and explained with clarity and skill. Hearing about the obstructive, demoralizing practices of many companies today, listeners will wonder how these organizations survive, let alone succeed. A well-grounded lesson on the importance of emotional honesty and respectful relationships. T.W. © AudioFile 2003, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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