How to Be a Better Boss in 20 Minutes or Less

by Gary Vaughan

As the Boss, who do you talk to when you're struggling to manage your team, to make payroll next month, or to understand where the money goes? A a business owner or manager at any level in your organization, there are likely things you'd like to be doing better so that you can run your business more efficiently, streamline your finances, get more from your staff, market yourself better, and ultimately grow your business. This book contains 60 simple Real Life Experience from my perspective on guiding "The Boss" through challenging business situations. You'll read about common business ownership and management situations and examples of how to overcome them. These stories can be read in 5 minutes or less, and with reflection on your specific situation, can begin your journey to becoming a better Boss at any level in 20 minutes or less.

Paperback

Published January 1, 2020

About the author

Gary Vaughan has shown a passion for helping business owners through his work as a consultant, where he works with top-tier management to grow shareholders’ equity. He launched Guident Business Solutions, LLC, a management and consulting firm, in 2009. He specializes in improving financial results through an increased understanding of financial statements and organizational efficiencies.

Gary has management experience in several industries including retail, petroleum, and manufacturing. He has been a partner in a manufacturing firm where he was responsible for financials, administration, human resources, and safety compliance. Gary has held a profession in human resources certification through SHRM, the Society for Human Resource Management.

Gary has held the position of associate director of an Entrepreneurship Center at Fox Valley Technical College. He joined Concordia University Wisconsin in 2003, where he taught both undergrad and graduate courses, including MBA courses in Corporate Finance and Strategic Management. In 2009, he joined the faculty of Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin as a lecturer in Innovation and Entrepreneurship.