The Little Book of Big Management Wisdom Published
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I'm very pleased to say that my latest non-fiction book, The Little Book of Big Management Wisdom was published on the 15 November by Pearson. Whenever I say my publisher is Pearson most people look blank so I tend to add, 'They own Penguin.' The book is available as a paperback or download.
The book is for junior, middle and senior managers and those who aspire to be a manager. Like the best selling and award winning, The Little Book of Big Management Theories, it aims to show managers how to implement great management ideas in practice. The ideas in this case are contained in quotations from famous leaders from business, politics and the military and the very best management writers.
It has one or two surprises and includes an entry from both Elvis Presley and Robert Frost. The aim is explain each idea or theory fully and then supply quick easy to follow advice on how to apply it in the real world of work. All delivered with a touch of humour (Needless to say both the language and humour are more circumspect than you'll find in the Death in ... series).
So if you have a manager in the family or someone studying on a management course you might want to recommended they have a look or buy them one for Christmas. Being an ex-university lecturer I know that students in particular want the greatest return from the minimum effort The Little Books of Big Management ... series provides this. Honest. You can believe me. I'm a writer!
Take care,
Jim
I'm very pleased to say that my latest non-fiction book, The Little Book of Big Management Wisdom was published on the 15 November by Pearson. Whenever I say my publisher is Pearson most people look blank so I tend to add, 'They own Penguin.' The book is available as a paperback or download.
The book is for junior, middle and senior managers and those who aspire to be a manager. Like the best selling and award winning, The Little Book of Big Management Theories, it aims to show managers how to implement great management ideas in practice. The ideas in this case are contained in quotations from famous leaders from business, politics and the military and the very best management writers.
It has one or two surprises and includes an entry from both Elvis Presley and Robert Frost. The aim is explain each idea or theory fully and then supply quick easy to follow advice on how to apply it in the real world of work. All delivered with a touch of humour (Needless to say both the language and humour are more circumspect than you'll find in the Death in ... series).
So if you have a manager in the family or someone studying on a management course you might want to recommended they have a look or buy them one for Christmas. Being an ex-university lecturer I know that students in particular want the greatest return from the minimum effort The Little Books of Big Management ... series provides this. Honest. You can believe me. I'm a writer!
Take care,
Jim
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