How to Manage: The Art of Making Things Happen

by JoOwen (Author)

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  Paperback
  2009

  $3.25

  This is the ultimate how to' of management, covering all the vital hard and soft skills of management but in a readable, witty and wise form. This unique book contains all the critical information found in large manuals but delivers it in the preferred more inspiring and personal form of a readable handbook. As every frontline manager knows, the theory of management is one thing but the actual day-to-day real life experience can be something else. In the real world, busy managers need to know what to do and how to be as effective, productive and successful as possible. This is the first book to cover the 30 essential hard and soft skills of a manual' but in a readable, easily absorbed and insightful way. If you're only going to read one book on management ever, this is it.

• Used

  Paperback
  2006

  $3.25

  This could easily be the best book on management so far...an entertaining and instructive guide...If you know of an aspiring manager, give them this as a present immediately. If that aspiring manager is you, head straight for the bookshop or log on and obtain this essential survival manual...It is hard valuable advice thatr you will not regret reading and putting into practice. - Personnel Today Being a manager today is more complex than ever before. Managers need to be clever, have great people skills and be politically savvy. And there's no training manual which tells you what you really want to know: how to make things happen, how to survive and how to succeed in today's world. Until now, managers have had to discover the rules of success on their own. How to Manageis set to change this: it is the ultimate how-to of management. Based on years of management experience and practice, it shows you what you have to do and how you have to do it in 30 simple steps. From making decisions to managing money and people,How to Manage covers all the political, rational and people skills you need. If you're only going to read one book on management ever, this is it.