12 Golden Rules of Effective Management. That is, the Truth about the Surfer Who Killed a Beautiful Dolphin and Got Rewarded

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THE 12 GOLDEN RULES OF EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT THAT IS, THE TRUTH ABOUT THE SURFER WHO KILLED A BEAUTIFUL DOLPHIN AND GOT REWARDED Have you ever wondered if there are universal management rules that help managers avoid mistakes and failures? I think that anyone who has ever managed even a small team has experienced failed projects or difficulties in making good decisions. As a management graduate, I collided with this harsh reality almost twenty years ago. I decided to spend the next decades trying to formulate as straightforward as possible rules to manage small teams and large corporations successfully. This book (principles surrounded by an inspiring business story) is the result of the following: more than fifteen years of research (one of which turned into a doctorate defended in 2016), hundreds of hours of conversations with managers (during which I asked about their habits, best practices, and pieces of advice), testing various kinds of solutions and ideas, teaching at the university and conducting commercial training, many years of experience in senior management positions in international organizations and industry leaders. LinkedIn beta-reader reviews:
★★★★★ Alina: I will summarize briefly - REVELATION.
★★★★★ Agnieszka W.: I like the language style of the story. It is written in a lovely language. A surprising combination of text genres. But interesting, in my opinion.
★★★★★ Agnieszka G.: As for the principles described ? they are accurate and reflected in management. Features: ? 12 golden rules of effective management ? for use in any organization or company ? short content ? right to the point ? interesting business story ? alternative ending (thought-provoking) Click the "Add to Cart" button and grab your book today!画面が切り替わりますので、しばらくお待ち下さい。
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