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Author: China Railway Publishing House
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: If employees don't like their boss, the boss won't have any charisma. If the boss lacks charisma, they can never manage employees well. Can a boss who fails to manage employees be a good boss? Of course not! For managers, if they can manage people well, everything is easy to handle; if they can't manage people, everything is just talk. At its core, managing people is ultimately an interpersonal management issue. So, what skills are the most important in interpersonal management? This book proposes six indispensable wisdoms for managers, which are six interpersonal management habits that must be cultivated:
Habit One: Deepen self-awareness;
Habit Two: Empathize with others;
Habit Three: Follow the "Golden Rule";
Habit Four: Maintain appropriate boundaries;
Habit Five: Master the art of criticism;
Habit Six: Adapt to different types of people. Once mastered, these skills can help you become a leader widely loved by your employees. This book provides an extremely thorough explanation of interpersonal skills, and each chapter is carefully designed with summaries, exercises, and self-assessment questions. This not only helps you understand the concepts accurately but also enables you to put these skills into practice.
If employees don't like their boss, the boss won't have any charisma. If the boss lacks charisma, they can never manage employees well. Can a boss who fails to manage employees be a good boss? Of course not! For managers, if they can manage people well, everything is easy to handle; if they can't manage people, everything is just talk. At its core, managing people is ultimately an interpersonal management issue. So, what skills are the most important in interpersonal management? This book proposes six indispensable wisdoms for managers, which are six interpersonal management habits that must be cultivated:
Habit One: Deepen self-awareness;
Habit Two: Empathize with others;
Habit Three: Follow the "Golden Rule";
Habit Four: Maintain appropriate boundaries;
Habit Five: Master the art of criticism;
Habit Six: Adapt to different types of people. Once mastered, these skills can help you become a leader widely loved by your employees. This book provides an extremely thorough explanation of interpersonal skills, and each chapter is carefully designed with summaries, exercises, and self-assessment questions. This not only helps you understand the concepts accurately but also enables you to put these skills into practice.