Dorothy Cheever Froese
1 book in the catalogue, published 2003.
Dorothy Cheever Froese is the credited author of Captain Rhino's Progress, a 2003 story about a ship's captain who will not take advice. Our catalogue holds just that single book from her. We could not find a biography we can verify, so this page describes the book and says so plainly.
About Dorothy Cheever Froese
We know Froese through the book. Our record lists Captain Rhino's Progress as published in 2003 by Western Reflections Pub. Co., 32 pages, under the subjects Fiction, Office politics and Organizational behavior.
No source we were able to read gave her dates, home or other work, and we have not filled the gap.
What the books share
The one book we hold is a short work of fiction about command and advice. Its captain meets trouble on the SS Progress, and the characters around him keep reassuring him. The subject headings point to the workplace, so the story reads as a small study of how a leader and his circle behave when a problem arrives.
The subjects this author is catalogued under. Open Library record.
Next steps for readers of this author
Choosing a short book for a workshop
A trainer who needs a brief text on listening can use Captain Rhino's Progress as a conversation opener. It is 32 pages, so a group can read it before a meeting, then compare it with articles on leadership.
Finding more of her work
Our catalogue holds one book by this author, and we found no verified list of others. If you are looking for more, ask us through the contact page, or search library catalogues by her name.
Go deeper
Dorothy Cheever Froese's one book here is filed under office politics and organizational behavior. These pages offer general reading on leadership and group decisions for anyone who wants more on the same theme.
Center for Creative Leadership
A leadership organization whose articles section covers topics such as leading effectively, organizational culture and change leadership.
Groupthink
A Wikipedia article defining groupthink as a psychological phenomenon in which the desire for harmony or conformity in a group results in a dysfunctional decision.
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