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Re: Site Visits
- Subject: Re: Site Visits
- From: "Ralph +or Meg Cooper" <rmcooper@flash.net>
- Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1999 09:37:03 -0500 (EST)
- List-Name: P2Tech
- Reply-To: "Ralph +or Meg Cooper" <rmcooper@flash.net>
Re: Kevin Dick's response to this thread:
I do not think the issue is on-site work versus seminars. I have worked
with clients, intensely, on their site, helping them to organize a program
and then carry out the first assessment -- I worked as a guide and
consultant, letting them make the decisions and helping them overcome
problems or barriers, providing information on sources for information,
contacts, etc., explaining how to integrate different functions, and
occasionally serving as a referee. After the first success, I helped them
write their report, ensuring that they gave senior management credit for
foresight and wisdom in implementing such a program! Then I gave them a pep
talk and pointed them in the general directions for the next phase, and
exited the scene, to be available for consultation by phone, mail or a brief
visit if they asked. But they did all the work!
That is very on-site and very "B".
Ralph
Ralph E. Cooper, Ph.D.
J.D. expected May 1999
Case Western University School of Law
14139 Woodstream
San Antonio, TX 78231
210-479-5490 (4)
rmcooper@flash.net