Crash Course in Managing People (Crash Course S.)

Crash Course in Managing People (Crash Course S.)

by PaulBirch (Author), Brian Clegg (Author)

Synopsis

This course is intended as an easy way to improve your managerial skills fast. But it is far from a dry traditional course; as the authors say, "be prepared to learn, but also be prepared to have fun". After an exploration of the key elements that make for effective management, the course itself consists of a programme of 150 exercises and techniques to help you to develop your managerial skills. Targeted reading ensures that the practical exercises are backed up with expert knowledge. This dynamic personal development programme is split into 30 units, all designed to be completed in your spare time in one week. Alternatively, if you are under pressure to get results, a whole unit can be fitted in within a day. The final section provides a refresher course that pulls together key learning points, ideas for further reading, and detailed tables that will help you to select the right techniques to use in specific situations.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 259
Publisher: Kogan Page Ltd
Published: 30 Aug 2002

ISBN 10: 0749438347
ISBN 13: 9780749438340
Book Overview: A structurerd easy-to-use way to improve managerial skills fast. Crash Course in Managing People explains the key elements that make for effective management then gives a programme of 150 exercises and techniques to develop managerial skills. A CD-ROM contains additional techniques together with interactive Web links.

Author Bio
Brian Clegg is a journalist and creativity consultant. He is a well known writer both in traditional media and on the World Wide Web. He worked at British Airways for 17 years. In 1984 became one of the airline's first PC programmers. While at BA he developed a considerable interest in business creativity. Brian left the airline to established himself as a freelance writer and set up Creativity Unleashed Limited (www.cul.co.uk), a company specialising in consultancy on business creativity and computer usability. He is a regular contributor to PC Week, Personal Computer World, Computer Weekly and the internet-based magazine, V3. and consultant. He can be contacted on email at brian@cul.co.uk Recent books have included Instant Time Management (Kogan Page) and an exploration of mankind's enduring fascination with light: Light Years. Paul Birch is a change and creativity consultant and trainer. One of his previous roles was that of 'Corporate Jester' at British Airways -- an internal consultant who challenges and provokes at all levels of the organisation. A well-known author, he has also written Instant Leadership and co-authored Instant Teamwork and Instant Creativity in the Kogan Page Instant series.