How to Be an Excellent Boss: 50 Successful Principles for Identifying and Utilizing People: 50 Successful Principles for Identifying and Utilizing People

Author: Jeffrey Fox
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Have you ever worked under an exceptional boss? Everyone should have one, but not many can be one. If you are already or aspire to be a supervisor, or currently report to an underwhelming boss, then this is a book that can change your career and even your life. First, compared to others, you might find it harder to become an exceptional boss. If you need effective advice to tackle tough situations, such as how to fire long-term employees, how to revitalize a demotivated department, and if you need cases, observational data, etc., then this book can teach you how to take the first step. If you simply want to achieve legendary achievements like your predecessor or emulate one of your past exceptional bosses, then similarly, the author has gathered some anecdotes of highly regarded bosses in the United States. As a renowned expert in the field of business management and a best-selling author, Jeffrey Fox always goes against conventional wisdom. Bosses often cling to the idea, "I know what's good, so I am the boss," while Fox advises, "Don't discard words just because of the person," and "Don't check the public account." The bosses he uses as examples are quite concerned about the lives and bottom lines of their employees. These stories will inspire you and make you realize that while profits are important, camaraderie, emotional drive, and a satisfying work environment are equally crucial.