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Me, Myself, My Team - revised edition: How to Become an effective Team Player Using NLP

Me, Myself, My Team - revised edition: How to Become an effective Team Player Using NLP

by Angus McLeod PhD (Author)

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    Illustrated 2006

    $7.81
Synopsis

Me, Myself, My Team is a practical book that details new and empowering strategies using the 'team' as a model for change. Whether your objective is to influence changes in your workplace, decide on the most career-important focus for your job or understand and influence difficult people, this book has inspiring tools for stimulating change. The emphasis is principally on what we can do to make a difference at work. These learnings are extended to provide practical ideas for developing people and teams as well.

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Format: Illustrated
 Pages: 168
 Edition: 2
 Publisher: Crown House Publishing
Published: 04 Dec 2006
ISBN 10: 1845900340
ISBN 13: 9781845900342

Media Reviews
A practical book with wonderful tips, ideas and perspectives. Kriss Akabusi MBE MA Angus McLeod's excellent work is a must have for anyone working in or with a team. It contains powerful tools for both the new team member or experienced team leader. Richard Churches This one has been sitting on my bookshelf for a while as I found its subtitle, 'How to become an effective team player using NLP', somewhat daunting. In fact no prior knowledge of neuro-linguistic programming is required, and whilst this isn't a book to be skimmed through, the time spent reading it is time well spent. Useful advice is there for the taking, and managers and committed team players are likely to find this book very relevant. Business Bookshelf, City Business review, August 2006
Author Bio
Angus McLeod, PhD is a well-known and respected coach through his work with individuals, teams and professional coaches. He is widely published in the United States and Europe on coaching and team development issues. Angus continues to influence the coaching profession through his on-line mentoring service 'Ask Max' and leadership of The Coaching Foundation, an organisation that offers career development opportunities to professional coaches.