How To Supervise: What Your Boss Never Told You Before You Took The Job: A Step-By-Step Guide For New, (and Seasoned) Managers. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.
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Verlag: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2012
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- Titel
- How To Supervise: What Your Boss Never Told You Before You Took The Job: A Step-By-Step Guide For New, (and Seasoned) Managers
- Autor
- Dianne Shaddock
- Verlag
- CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Erscheinungsjahr
- 2012
- Zustand
- Very Good
- Schutzumschlag
- No Jacket
- Einband
- Paperback
- Sprache
- Englisch
- ISBN-10
- 1470120658
- ISBN-13
- 9781470120658
- Artikelgewicht
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Your Boss Thinks That You Have The Leadership Skills To Manage Your Employees It’s true… Your boss expects you to be adept at everything from hiring cracker-jack employees to keeping the peace in the workplace. But the truth is, managing employees effectively and with confidence is a learned skill. And just how do you learn how to supervise people, or master employee hiring and management best practices, if no one has guided and mentored you along the way? Most people quite frankly are hired into leadership positions because of their technical experience. Because they're bright. Because they are take charge people who make things happen. But that doesn't mean that you can automatically navigate the sometimes murky waters of supervising a staff of employees - especially if no one has guided and mentored you along the way. This information-packed employee hiring and management reference guide, highlights the strategies that will help you to manage your employees with confidence. If you are... • Consumed with dread when faced with addressing a performance issue with your employee... • Feel lost or uncertain about best management practices when it comes to hiring the right candidate the first time, managing employee morale, or the annual review process for your staff... Then this step-by-step guide is for you. It doesn't matter that you are a new supervisor, or an experienced supervisor. You'll learn how to: • Master the art of difficult employee conversations, regardless of the issue using the "Employee Problem Solving Formula" © • Develop the strategies that will help you to hire the best person for your job the first time, (instead of using your “gut” to make hiring decisions) • Navigate the awkward position of managing employees that you've inherited from a former manager • Motivate and engage your employees which increases productivity • Quickly determine when you need to fire employees - and the best way to do it • Gain your employees' respect And much more! "How to Supervise...:" shares strategies that are direct, straightforward, and easy to implement in today's workplace. No fluff, or confusing HR jargon. Whether you're a new manager, or you've been around the employee management block a few times, it's the “How To Manage” leadership reference guide that you are sure to refer to again and again. What others are saying... Dianne expertly guides managers in resolving pressing issues as well as preventing potential ones. Her, easy to implement, no-nonsense approach to workplace challenges and crisp delivery of proven strategies for dealing with workplace problems while optimizing individual and group performance is a valuable addition to any manager’s toolkit. Asher Adelman Eboss Watch.com This book is a wealth of knowledge for anyone who leads or supervises employees. “How to Supervise” outlines obstacles which managers are faced with everyday and details how to overcome them, to provide for a healthy workplace. Dianne uses hypothetical situations to create real-life situations in which the employer is walked through step-by-step how to address specific issues. From hiring and managing to keeping employees engaged, How to Supervise is a must read for any manager! Tomeeka Farrington, Principal, Spotlight Communications About the Author I've seen first-hand the things that trip managers up when it comes to hiring and managing employees. I have more than 20 years of expertise as a human resources consultant, working with managers at all levels. From small businesses with one employee, to large companies with thousands of staff, I've helped leadership to simplify the employee hiring and management experience. Check out my popular blog and iTunes podcast; both focused on helping busy managers and small business owners with the employee hiring and management process from A - Z: Blog: EasySmallBusinessHR.com iTunes Podcast: “Employee Hiring and Management Tips”
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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor
Dianne Shaddock is a self described "HR Nerd". She loves all things HR and has helped managers navigate through the "tricky" waters of employee management at several large organizations and through small business consulting in the Northeast for over 20 years. Dianne's first book, "How To Supervise: What Your Boss Never Told You Before You Took the Job" is an easy to read "how to" guide written for both the new and seasoned supervisor. Dianne has a popular HR blog, Easy Small Business HR.com, and shares her sage employee management advice on iTunes through the podcast, "Employee Hiring and Managing Tips". Dianne's second step-by-step "Quick Fix HR: How To Find and Hire The Best Employees A Step-By-Step Employee Hiring Guide" is available on Amazon She's currently working on a book of tips for job seekers. Dianne has become quite adept at internet marketing which spawned another website: Tools For Social Media.com Be sure to follow Dianne on Twitter at https://twitter.com/#!/Dianne_ESBHR and on her Facebook Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/ESBHR
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