
Think like a manager don't act like one
75 approaches
€ 16,99(incl. BTW)
Beschrijving
Following the successful Think Like a Lawyer Don\'t Act like One, we now present a book that presents, in the same format, 75 extremely short and visual management lessons. Like the lawyer the manager is a professional that many people have problems with. Mistakes managers make while managing people tend to fall into similar patterns - and they are all bad.
This books will clarify those patterns in a very simple way to help the reader to avoid those mistakes that so many mangers make.
The book has 5 sections:
-doing the good things (leadership)
-doing things good (organizing)
-doing things together (collaboration)
-doing things for the future (strategy)
-doing things differently (the end of management, as we know it).
Harry Starren is the former CEO of de Baak VNO-NCW, the premier leadership development institute in the Netherlands. He is a recognized expert on leadership and entrepreneurship and widely acclaimed as a publicist, lecturer and facilitator. As such he works at building on his previous successes with merging innovation with entrepreneurship.
This books will clarify those patterns in a very simple way to help the reader to avoid those mistakes that so many mangers make.
The book has 5 sections:
-doing the good things (leadership)
-doing things good (organizing)
-doing things together (collaboration)
-doing things for the future (strategy)
-doing things differently (the end of management, as we know it).
Harry Starren is the former CEO of de Baak VNO-NCW, the premier leadership development institute in the Netherlands. He is a recognized expert on leadership and entrepreneurship and widely acclaimed as a publicist, lecturer and facilitator. As such he works at building on his previous successes with merging innovation with entrepreneurship.
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Druk
1
Gewicht
279gram
NUR-code
801
Uitgever
BIS Publishers BV
Auteur
Taal
Engels
Pagina's
160
Verschijningsdatum
02-07-2016
Formaat
183 x 148 x 15 mm
Verschijningsjaar
2016
ISBN
9789063693473