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John A. Cook

    John A. Cook is an associate professor of Old Testament at Asbury Theological Seminary. He holds a position where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses. Cook's work centers on the interpretation and understanding of Old Testament texts. His research focuses on critical study of biblical texts and their theological significance.

    All You Need to Know about Banks
    The Perils of Empowerment
    • 2003

      The Perils of Empowerment

      • 168 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      The Perils of Empowerment is a book for leaders and professionals interested in improving the ways we approach our career missions. The book is readable and concise while realistically and honestly exploring the potential or truly empowering self and others. It addresses the need organizations have in the new millenium culture of lean staffing, multiple priorities, and challenging demands. Tapping the personal power and commitment of human factors is challenging but results in improved performance, enhanced motivation, heightened success and personal satisfaction. The book is developed in three sections. First the book addresses the challenges we face in engaging human potential. Second, the book explores management, communications, training, and systems approaches to developing an empowered culture. Finally, the book explores the net results of managing with civility and integrity. The personal and organizational outcomes include wellness and success.

      The Perils of Empowerment
    • 1984

      All You Need to Know about Banks

      • 259 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      A veteran loan officer and a best-selling writer provide information and guidance in the workings, services, and strategies of banks and in taking full advantage of those services and strategies

      All You Need to Know about Banks