The front line guide to creating a winning management style

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The front line guide to creating a winning management style
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Woodrow H. Sears
Title variation
Creating a winning management style
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eng
Summary
You need and want to change your management style. So, how do you get started? With "Front Line Guide to Creating a Winning Management Style" it puts the power to become the kind of exemplary leader you want to be in your hands. This book will reassure you that creating a winning management style is well within your capability. It presents the concept of management style as a set of attributes you can identify, observe and replicate. You'll learn how to blend your personal beliefs and values with social behaviors modified by what you know in your gut is the right thing to do. In 13 chapters, the book describes how you can change your current set of patterned behaviors so you can become not less predictable, but more consistent. You'll learn specific steps you can use to: Overcome worker resistance; Give fast and targeted feedback; Become more accessible to others; Treat employees like adults; Build self-esteem and self-respect in every conversation with employees; Redefine roles and responsibilities so every employee can succeed. The author draws on research involving thousands of managers in some of America's leading professional, commercial, industrial and military organizations. The specific behaviors he identifies can and do lead to managerial excellence. And this hands-on guide will show you exactly how to acquire them
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OHS
Dewey number
658.4/09
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
LC call number
HD38.2
LC item number
.S42 2007eb
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
  • dictionaries
  • bibliography

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