The Universal Management Principle Workbook
How to Motivate Your Team Better
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Richard Huttner
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The Universal Management Principle Workbook is designed to help managers motivate their teams better. The book's core idea is "People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care".
Each easy-to-follow chapter provides step-by-step guidance and advisory nuggets in motivating specific team members and ensuring the team, as a whole, realizes its full potential.
If your team is your company, I cite evidence that techniques in this book may result in an increase of 20 percent or more in your company's growth and profitability.
If you are managing a work group any any level, you'll see our team members become more enthusiastic, confident, and productive. Lastly, you will experience the satisfaction of becoming a much more effective leader yourself.
©2018 Richard Huttner LLC (P)2018 Richard Huttner LLCLos oyentes también disfrutaron...
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