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The New Manager's Starter Kit: Essential Tools for Doing the Job Right

by Robert Crittendon
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Overview

"New managers can find hope (and help) with this handbook of practical, upbeat advice from a 40-year veteran of the business battlefield. This book takes readers through the fundamentals of management, including chapters on how to successfully manage yourself, your employees, your boss, and your reputation. The New Manager's Starter Kit provides the techniques necessary to make it as a manager, answering questions like:

β€’ What is the biggest mistake a manager can make in hiring?

β€’ Why must managers make communications an obsession?

β€’ What is the "planning hierarchy"?

β€’ When, where, and how should a manager fire someone?

β€’ How can satisfying ten basic employee needs transform you into a leader?

With rules and tools included in each chapter, this book will help the less experienced manager master critical skills for job success and personal satisfaction."

Synopsis

New managers can find hope (and help) with this handbook of practical, upbeat advice from a 40-year veteran of the business battlefield. This book takes readers through the fundamentals of management, including chapters on how to successfully manage yourself, your employees, your boss, and your reputation. The New Manager's Starter Kit provides the techniques necessary to make it as a manager, answering questions like:

* What is the biggest mistake a manager can make in hiring?

* Why must managers make communications an obsession?

* What is the "planning hierarchy"?

* When, where, and how should a manager fire someone?

* How can satisfying ten basic employee needs transform you into a leader?

With rules and tools included in each chapter, this book will help the less experienced manager master critical skills for job success and personal satisfaction.

About the Author: Robert Crittendon (San Clemente, CA) has forty years of management experience, culminating as Director of Communications for Beckman Instruments, a Fortune 500 Company.

Office Solutions

Author and former Fortune 500 executive Robert Crittendon has written a practical handbook for the inexperienced manager.

About the Author, Robert Crittendon

Robert Crittendon (San Clemente, CA) has forty years of management experience, culminating as Director of Communications for Beckman Instruments, a Fortune 500 Company.

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Office Solutions

Author and former Fortune 500 executive Robert Crittendon has written a practical handbook for the inexperienced manager.

Publishers Weekly

With 40 years of management experience, Crittendon is betting that his nine lessonsAincluding how to approach one's goals, one's boss and one's staff as well as conflicts, changes, etc.Awhich have been covered by dozens of other books, will be new to first-time managers, and he may very well be right. Readers will appreciate hearing this basic advice (e.g., don't ask yes-or-no questions when interviewing someone) from an old hand rather than having to learn it the hard way. Illus. (Oct.) Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.

Book Details

Published
October 1, 2001
Publisher
AMACOM
Pages
196
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780814471357

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