Developing Great Managers: 20 Power Hour Conversations that Build Skill FAST

by Lisa Haneberg

Use this set of Power Hour conversations to develop high-profile managers hungry for learning and management excellence, but seriously short on time. Using the increasingly popular informal training approach, Haneberg's Power Hour conversations motivates and focuses participants toward the pursuit of excellence. Replete with a facilitator's guide, handouts, and worksheets, this title is aimed at middle and senior level managers in all fields who seek to improve their own performance.

176 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2008

About the author

Lisa Haneberg is the author the Spy Shop Mystery series and over a dozen nonfiction books covering human resources, leadership, and personal success. Available series books include Ghost Rat (prequel novella) Toxic Octopus (#1) and Dead Pelican (#2). All are set in Galveston. She lives with her husband and Hazel the dog in Lexington, Kentucky.

Reviews

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Engaging management training in 20 one-hour sessions

Training managers is a great idea in theory but often not so great in practice. Managers are intensely busy professionals who don't have any extra time. Lengthy training sessions just put them further behind and add to their stress. Consultant and speaker Lisa Haneberg and the American Society for Training and Development have developed a training approach that avoids those problems. Using their "Power Hour" curriculum, which consists of what they call "learning conversations" about relevant management problems, managers can upgrade their skills quickly. Although not much in this book is new, getAbstract recommends it to management trainers, and to middle and senior managers who are responsible for developing other leaders and management teams, and who want a quick review.

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