Managing People

Maximize the Strengths and Skills of Your Employees with the Principles of People Dynamics Management

De: Marsha Norman

Narrado por: Michelle J. Gonzalez (AKA Renee Nasser)

Do you want to learn how to successfully manage people? Are you interested in maximizing the resources of your staff? Would you like to learn proven philosophies and techniques of Human Resource management to achieve this? Managing People introduces a philosophy and strategy of human resource management called People Dynamics Management. With People Dynamics Management, the foundation of HR is based on valuing people as your best resource. The audiobook begins with an in-depth look to learning this philosophy and principle. Then, you'll learn how to apply this to the various parts of HR, from how to orient new people with the company, define your company's culture, train new employees, develop and challenge employees and more. By working with your employees to help them grow and develop, you will also be helping your own company.

Here is a list of the chapter titles included inside:

• Part 1: Managing People
• Part 2: Strategic Role of PD Management
• Part 3: Organizational Behavior
• Part 4: Organization Reviews, Design, and Mission
• Part 5: People Resourcing
• Part 6: Job Evaluation - Performance Management
• Part 7: Human Resource Development
• Part 8: Employee Relations

Maximize your employee's strengths and skills by learning how to manage people. Start now by buying this audiobook today.

©2013 Marsha Norman (P)2014 Marsha Norman

it's good

Won't hurt anything listening to it. I didn't really like her tone and energy. Wasn't horrible though.

Good title, light on substance

Would you try another book from Marsha Norman and/or Michelle J. Gonzalez (AKA Renee Nasser)?

Maybe, maybe not. I would have to look at other reviews and a description of the content.

What does Michelle J. Gonzalez (AKA Renee Nasser) bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Had I looked at a written version of this text, I could have thumbed through the pages before spending my money. This is a very "touchy feely" content.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Disappointment. I expected a little higher level material. Maybe the authors, thought by dumbing down the content, people would digest it better. Or, perhaps the target audience was someone that had NO management skill. If you have had any management training, then move to another text. The ideas and principles here are good. The delivery is very basic.