Leadership: A Communication Perspective

by Michael Z. Hackman, Craig E. Johnson

This concise, well-organized volume presents the topic of leadership crisply and cogently--synthesizing a great deal of information in an easy-to-understand form. The outstanding balance of practice and theory provides readers with a solid foundation for understanding and using the important elements of leadership communication in many different contexts.

Genres: Leadership, Business

401 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1996

Reviews

[Katelyn Birchfield]

2.5 ⭐️s rounded up. This textbook was assigned for a class I’m taking and it generally had good theories and information. There were a few really problematic viewpoints that damaged its credibility for me though.

[lids ☆彡]

very interesting read—applies leadership skills to various circumstances 👍

[Alyssa]

I did not enjoy the content of this course, and the book was extremely difficult to read, mostly due to the boring way in which it was written.

[Patrick]

Eh

[Anna]

Can I give this a negative star rating? Let’s start with the poor writing and the stupid topics. Then we can move to the constant editing of quotes to make them gender friendly interspersed through the horribly long chapters that repeat themselves ad nauseam. Skip it if you can, it will tell you nothing that you do not already know.