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Ben Dattner

Ben Dattner
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Ben Dattner

Ben Dattner is the founder of Dattner Consulting, a workplace consulting firm that helps corporate and non-profit organizations sort through their credit and blame issues in order to enhance individual, team and organizational performance. His clients include companies ranging from small start ups to global corporations, non-profit and educational institutions, and government agencies. Dattner is also an Adjunct Professor at New York University, where he teaches Organizational Development in the Industrial and Organizational Psychology MA Program in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. He has also taught Strategic Career Management in the Executive MBA Program at... Read full bio

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March 22, 2011
Chapter One: How individuals assign credit or blame to themselves, considering how we all tend to give ourselves undue credit...
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The Blame Game will be released on February 07, 2012 in Trade Paperback
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The Blame Game is now available in Trade Paperback
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The Blame Game will be released on March 15, 2011 in Hardcover, eBook
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The Blame Game is now available in Hardcover, eBook
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Blogcritics.org, November 21, 2011
...Share Do you take responsibility for wrong action or do you blame others? Ben Dattner with Darren Dahl's The Blame Game: How the Hidden Rules of Credit and Blame Determine Our Success or Failure delves into blame and credit in the workplace. Through...
CNN, October 3, 2011
...humble, and let people know that you hold yourself to the same standards to which you hold others. Ben Dattner is an organizational psychologist, a workplace consultant, and the author of The Blame Game ($26, amazon.com). Look Interested When your face...
Town Hall, February 16, 2012
...proven innocent. In order to provide comfort and guidance for the blamed and the blameless, reporter Donner interviews Ben Dattner, an organizational psychologist and author of "The Blame Game: How Hidden Rules of Credit and Blame Determine our Success...
WLS-AM, January 12, 2012
...s pressure to make every customer feel valued and happy, which can be hard and really draining,” said Ben Dattner, an organizational psychologist and author of the book The Blame Game. A survey of 200 British customer service employees found that the...
WLS-AM, January 12, 2012
...s pressure to make every customer feel valued and happy, which can be hard and really draining,” said Ben Dattner, an organizational psychologist and author of the book The Blame Game. A survey of 200 British customer service employees found that the...
KMBZ, January 12, 2012
...s pressure to make every customer feel valued and happy, which can be hard and really draining,” said Ben Dattner, an organizational psychologist and author of the book The Blame Game. A survey of 200 British customer service employees found that the...
Akron News Now, January 12, 2012
...s pressure to make every customer feel valued and happy, which can be hard and really draining,” said Ben Dattner, an organizational psychologist and author of the book The Blame Game . A survey of 200 British customer service employees found that the...
KBOI, January 12, 2012
...s pressure to make every customer feel valued and happy, which can be hard and really draining,” said Ben Dattner, an organizational psychologist and author of the book The Blame Game. A survey of 200 British customer service employees found that the...
KSFO-AM, January 12, 2012
...s pressure to make every customer feel valued and happy, which can be hard and really draining,” said Ben Dattner, an organizational psychologist and author of the book The Blame Game. A survey of 200 British customer service employees found that the...