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Gurus on People Management - Softcover

Kermally, Sultan

 
9781854183200: Gurus on People Management

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This one-stop guide to the world’s most important writers on managing people expertly summarises all the key strategic concepts from the work and contribution of each of the leading thinkers in the field of managing people.

Ultimately, managers have to manage people. It can be the most difficult and yet the most rewarding function if you get it right. To help you achieve success this book analyses the work of major gurus including:

  • Elton Mayo
  • Abraham Maslow
  • Frederick Herzberg
  • Peter Drucker
  • John Adair
  • Rosabeth Moss Kanter
  • Peter Senge
  • Charles Handy
More than just a summary of the key concepts, this book offers valuable insights into the application and value of each concept. The inclusion of national and international real-life case studies brings to life some of the key issues of managing people and how to deal with difficult situations.

For each of the gurus Sultan Kermally provides a profile and an incisive résumé of their thoughts and influence. He cleverly analyses the pros and cons, places them in context and skilfully links and contrasts the different theories to show how they have influenced each other. Each section ends with a summary of lessons learnt so you can put them into practice.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Sultan Kermally is an experienced management development consultant and trainer. He has held senior management positions with Management Centre Europe in Brussels, London Business School and The Economist Intelligence Unit. He tutors MBA models on Strategy, Managing Knowledge, Strategic Marketing and International Business for both the Durham and Open University Business Schools. He is the author of eight books, including The management tool kit, Gurus on marketing and Developing and managing talent (all published by Thorogood).

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