Organization development practice in the Philippines /
Edna P. Franco, Mendiola Teng-Calleja, Ma. Regina M. Hechanova, editors.
- Quezon City : Ateneo de Manila University Press, [2018], c2018.
- xi, 284 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction to organization development / Edna P. Franco and Ma. Regina M. Hechanova -- History and evolution of OD in the Philippines / Edna P. Franco and Patricia K. Fernandez -- Contextual and cultural influences on OD / Ma. Regina M. Hechanova and Jowett F. Magsaysay -- OD practices, entry, contracting, and diagnosis / Vanessa C. Villaluz and Chona S. Sandoval -- Introduction to OD interventions / Emily Ann I. Lombos -- OD practices, strategic interventions / Emily Ann I. Lombos, Normita Coronado, and Ruth D. Gerochi -- Techno-structural interventions / Emerald Jay D. Ilac [and three others] -- Human resource management interventions / Farida R. Pangan [and three others] -- Human process interventions / Ma. Tonirose D. Mactal [and three others] -- Evaluation and sustainability in OD / Emerald Jay D. Ilac and Nico A. Canoy -- OD practitioner competencies and education / Mendiola Teng-Calleja, Vina Paglicawan, and Karen Melanie Yao -- Leadership and OD / Emerald Jay D. Ilac, Donald Jay M. Bertulfo, and Nicole S. Castro.
"The long wait is over. Finally, an organization development (OD) book that is especially developed for Filipino OD practitioners. As this book unpacks the rick concept of OD from a Filipino lens, it becomes a valuable and reliable reference for our OD practitioners. This gem of a book is a collection of twelve chapters written by Filipino OD practitioners. Each chapter brims with relevant information and insights from a fresh perspective and with a better appreciation of OD: from its roots in the West and its growth, adaptation, and practice in the Philippines, via different OD interventions, competencies, education toward a solid future for Filipino OD practitioners. There are local examples, case studies and vignettes, as well as discussion questions to help readers and users understand better key points and concepts. Specially enlightening is the history of OD in the Philippines: how our context and culture have shaped it into what it is today. Recommended to all OD practitioners, aspiring, established, new or seasoned."--Milalin S. Javallana, President, Organization Development Practitioners Network (ODPN).