How to Be an Effective Manager

Author: Frédéric Mallek
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: The management knowledge and tools introduced in this book are essential for everyone in an organization to keep handy and ready for use—whether in profit-driven enterprises or in various other institutions and organizations. It tells us what is needed at every position, whether in management or general work, or even in living like an ordinary person. This book is about what constitutes correct and excellent management. Whether someone considers themselves a manager or hopes to be seen as one is irrelevant; what matters is what is required of a professional, job, function, and post within an organization. Although the primary readers of this book are managers in the business world, it is by no means limited to them. Today, management has far surpassed the realm of economics and permeates all aspects of society. This book explains the "tool-oriented professional characteristics" of management to readers and answers what constitutes correct and excellent management. It is a distillation of the author's 25 years of experience interacting with managers across various industries. This book is a masterpiece that encompasses the knowledge and tools we need at both the intellectual and technical levels, helping us improve the quality of our decisions, enhance work efficiency, and rediscover factors beneficial to personal growth. This book provides a rare opportunity to establish a milestone in the vast sea of management literature in a relatively short time, with a highly focused and clear approach.