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[ PDF ] Ebook Rituals for Work: 50 Ways to Create Engagement, Shared Purpose,
and a Culture that Can Adapt to Change

[ PDF ] Ebook Rituals for Work: 50 Ways to Create Engagement, Shared Purpose, and a Culture
that Can Adapt to Change
[ PDF ] Ebook Rituals
for Work: 50 Ways to
Create Engagement,
Shared Purpose, and
a Culture that Can
Adapt to Change
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ENHANCE YOUR PERSONAL AND WORK LIVES THROUGH CREATIVE RITUALS Rituals for
Work is an accessible guide to the rituals that individuals, teams, and organizations can use to
make their work lives more meaningful. Drawing from empirical research and rich examples from
industry, the authors show how rituals can spark creativity, get to flow, deal with conflict and
failures, and build a culture of innovation. 'At IDEO and the Stanford d.school we use ritual as a
tool to get teams in sync emotionally and mentally. Margaret and Kursat's book is full of ready to
go rituals that will tune your teams and might just become your secret weapon.' —DAVID
KELLEY, founder and chairman of IDEO, founder of the d.school at Stanford University, and
bestselling author of Creative Confidence 'Kursat Ozenc and Margaret Hagan have created and
curated a whole new set of powerful work rituals for the 21st Century. Playful and profound, these
rituals will help you and your organization create meaning, tackle challenges and live your values.'
—AYSE BIRSEL, Author of Design the Life You Love 'This wonderful book helps us to be more
present in your personal and work life. Margaret and Kursat offer a variety of rituals to mark and
honor individual and organizational events and to signify new ones. This book belongs on your
shelf if you do collaborative work, or if you lead, manage and direct teams on a day-to-day basis.'
—JODI FORLIZZI, Professor and Director of Human Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie
Mellon University 'Visual, lively, and timely. Rituals for Work reminds us of the potential for
creativity to transform how we work, and our ability to build the kinds of organizations that we want
to be a part of. Kursat and Margaret open up a conversation that we don't have that often — how
we can create better work lives for ourselves, whether it's as a CEO, a middle manager, or an
entry-level employee.' —MARSHALL GOLDSMITH is the New York Times #1 bestselling author
of Triggers, Mojo, and What Got You Here Won't Get You There 'Rituals For Work is practical, fun,
and timeless. Ozenc and Hagan's compelling blend of stories, drawings, advice, and proven tools
can help any leader develop and instill effective workplace rituals. If you are looking for better
ways to implement change, innovate, build closer bonds, or reduce destructive conflict, you need
this relentlessly useful gem.' —ROBERT I. SUTTON, Stanford Professor and author of national
bestsellers, including The No Asshole Rule and (with Huggy Rao) Scaling Up Excellence Read
more KURSAT OZENC, PHD, is a Senior User Experience Designer at SAP Labs Palo Alto. He
teaches interaction and service design at Stanford Institute of Design (the d.school). He also leads

workshops on rituals for personal and group relationships, organizational change, and civic design.
MARGARET HAGAN, PHD, JD,is director of the