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History of Education: Selected Moments (1594 words) |
 | Schein sees process consultation as an emergent and continuous process that takes a balanced approach between concern for human issues, process and long-range effectiveness, on the one hand, and tasks, content and short-run efficiency or expediency on the other hand. |
| Schein insists that process consultation is focused on both structure and process as some processes are entrenched to the point that they become part of the structure (1988, 17). |
| Schein's book was a pioneer in moving many of these issues forward and played an important role in bringing the focus to the human side of the equation at work. |
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