About Ed Dowling
As a high school teacher, I taught Biology and Physical Education with an emphasis on Environmental Education.
I then became a Faculty Associate in the Department of Education at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby BC, where I helped train teachers, and was part of the teaching team at SFU’s Kamloops Institute of Environmental Education.
At SFU I became interested in Group Dynamics and spent a summer at the Carl Rogers Institute in La Jolla, California, immersing myself in Humanistic Psychology and learning to facilitate weekend encounter groups.
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The book is intended for managers of all levels, mainly in technology business environments, in large and small companies.
Today’s managers are exposed to a lot of rich information. Nevertheless, this advantage also works as a double-edged
sword. You can read about everything – models, techniques, work methods and principles in management of people. You
can read, understand and even internalize the information, but, it’s still a long way to knowing how to apply this learning
correctly in a real work environment. And these environments are all different and unique due to the human factor.
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Scientific Laws Versus Universal Laws
Scientists have long used rules to help understand and explain natural phenomena. These rules, often called scientific laws or theories, are grounded in evidence-based observations, experimentation, and quantitative analysis. On the other hand, universal laws apply to...
Of Course We Need Rules!
Rules are an essential part of our society. They govern everything from traffic to business dealings, and without them, chaos would ensue. However, there is a growing movement that questions the necessity of rules. Some argue that rules limit our freedom, creativity,...
Do We Really Need Rules?
DO WE REALLY NEED RULES?Every human activity has a set of rules. Rules help us to be successful. Without rules we are doomed to failure. Take the case of Jimmy, who enjoyed watching games of soccer. He could see how fit and strong the players were, and decided he...