by Harvard Business School Press · Harvard Business School Pr · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781591391296
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«Harvard Business Review on Becoming a High-Performance Manager» is a collection of management articles from Harvard Business Review in hardcover.
Brings together articles from Harvard Business Review on the work of managers: how to organize time better, keep team tasks from ending up on the boss's desk, and distinguish effective activity from mere busyness. Includes classic texts such as «Management Time: Who's Got the Monkey?» by William Oncken Jr. and Donald L. Wass, and «What Effective General Managers Really Do» by John P. Kotter.
Published in 2002, it is part of the Harvard Business Review Paperback Series. The cover features articles by William Oncken Jr., John P. Kotter, Heike Bruch and Carol A. Walker.
Recommended for executives, middle managers and professionals seeking to improve their efficiency and leadership in team management.
