One-Minute Manager – Successful Decision Making (4)

Author: Yao Changxiao (Translated)
Publisher: (Translated)
Publish Date: 2004-03-01 (Translated)
Features: The "One-Minute Manager" series primarily introduces the fundamental principles and experiences required for modern people in daily work and life regarding time management, sales, leadership, and decision-making through innovative formats, vivid language, and engaging storytelling. The "One-Minute Manager" series is concise yet profound, combining successful real-life management experiences with simple yet highly effective methods. It explains management concepts through stories, addresses common dilemmas, and proposes universally applicable management approaches. The series raises everyday questions that we may encounter daily, and the solutions and perspectives it offers are common sense but often overlooked. The purpose of compiling this series is to inspire wisdom and enhance people's ability to navigate life and work. We believe that by holding a copy of this book, studying its essence, and applying it in practice, readers can not only benefit from it as a reference for personal career growth and development but also become highly efficient "one-minute managers" with great charm. The protagonist, Stephen, embodies the shadows of many people in life. Fresh out of school, he aspires to achieve success and make a mark, but he faces the same confusion and challenges we all encounter, eventually losing motivation. Later, Stephen receives guidance and help from the "one-minute manager," Mr. Gilley, and gradually progresses toward excellence, becoming an outstanding professional manager. The one-minute manager model is one of the most popular management and work/life approaches today. Almost all top global companies admire the one-minute manager and actively promote the model. The one-minute manager model is hailed as the management model of the 21st century, bringing unprecedented impact and change to our work and lives. This "One-Minute Manager" series covers four areas that are most prone to problems and often overlooked in daily work and life: time management, sales, leadership, and decision-making. When managers encounter issues in these areas, they can simply sit down and pick up a relevant book from the "One-Minute Manager" series from the bookshelf.