Don't let the monkey jump back on your back

Author: William Oncken III
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Believing that "if you want to do things well, you must do everything personally"; without time for work planning, let alone executing the plan, can be one of the biggest frustrations for some company managers today. This book provides guidance on issues faced by every manager, such as:
a mountain of files piled up on the desk, a full email inbox;
subordinates waiting for their supervisor's decision and action, feeling frustrated;
supervisors suspecting themselves of being inhuman when work allocation is ineffective;
work delays, no time for family, and a chaotic personal life.
As described by John Paul Woodley, the State Secretary of Natural Resources in Virginia, USA: "How to make employees self-motivated and help the organization develop better—look at this book!!" The author is familiar with the realities of management in the real world. If you want to learn the art of management in the real world, Don't Let the Monkeys Jump Back on Your Back is a classic. With just 1 hour, you can learn a set of practical management techniques. This book helps managers overwhelmed by anxiety and overwork deal with the following issues:
a mountain of files piled up on the desk, a full email inbox;
subordinates waiting for their supervisor's decision and action, feeling frustrated;
supervisors suspecting themselves of being inhuman when work allocation is ineffective;
work delays, no time for family, and a chaotic personal life.