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Performance-Based Management: What Every Manager Should Do to Get Results

โœ Scribed by Judith Hale


Publisher
Pfeiffer
Year
2003
Tongue
English
Leaves
235
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


Judith Hale has created a handbook that every manager concerned with improving performance should have in their bookcase. Real-life examples, practical checklists and additional references are provided in each chapter. The straight forward approach of Direct, Expect, Equip and Steer provides a easy to implement methodolgy for a manager to begin to improve results immediately.


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