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Managing in a 21st Century Organization / Edition 1
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Managing in a 21st Century Organization / Edition 1
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How productive and successful would organizations be if their managers were skilled in
all
the roles they play, not just some of them?
Managing in a 21
st
Century Organization
takes a deep dive into some of the most important roles that managers playarchitect, visionary, leader, change agent, decision-maker, motivator, evaluator, and coach. In this novel approach to analyzing and practicing management, you'll learn the most important lessons all managers need to know to be successful, including:
Why improving your ability to understand and manage emotions and needs is key to gaining trust from your co-workers, bosses, and direct reports
How developing
both
leadership competence and charisma is often a challenge for managers
Which of three different approaches for understanding and managing your organization you should use, and when you should use them
Why recognizing your own biases can improve decision-making
The crucial differences between employee training and employee development, as well as when to use them most effectively
...and much more!
all
the roles they play, not just some of them?
Managing in a 21
st
Century Organization
takes a deep dive into some of the most important roles that managers playarchitect, visionary, leader, change agent, decision-maker, motivator, evaluator, and coach. In this novel approach to analyzing and practicing management, you'll learn the most important lessons all managers need to know to be successful, including:
Why improving your ability to understand and manage emotions and needs is key to gaining trust from your co-workers, bosses, and direct reports
How developing
both
leadership competence and charisma is often a challenge for managers
Which of three different approaches for understanding and managing your organization you should use, and when you should use them
Why recognizing your own biases can improve decision-making
The crucial differences between employee training and employee development, as well as when to use them most effectively
...and much more!