Staying focused on goals and priorities

By:

Sheppard, Blair

Contributor(s):

Canning, Michael

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Dearborn Trade Pub 2006 ChicagoDescription: 91ISBN:

9781419515095

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

658.4092 SHE

Summary: "Staying Focused on Goals and Priorities gives managers all the tools and know-how to focus employees' work, set reasonable priorities, measure performance, and align their efforts with the company strategy to produce results. Business professionals will benefit from techniques that help them assess their capabilities as leaders-their strengths, weaknesses, values, and behaviors. This useful guide even moves outside the walls of the corporation, coaching managers on issues such as personal equilibrium and work-life balance."

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"Staying Focused on Goals and Priorities gives managers all the tools and know-how to focus employees' work, set reasonable priorities, measure performance, and align their efforts with the company strategy to produce results. Business professionals will benefit from techniques that help them assess their capabilities as leaders-their strengths, weaknesses, values, and behaviors. This useful guide even moves outside the walls of the corporation, coaching managers on issues such as personal equilibrium and work-life balance."

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