Driving - the lost component in motivating employees these days (ePub)

"This book is educational as much as it is entertaining, it includes a clear message that can already help managers - whatever their levels - in order to reach the influential leadership." Marcus Pacingham, author, participant and author of a number of books, including: "First" book (First "," Break All The Rules), and "Discover your strength" For treating American companies. The components of that active recipe - integrity, participation and acknowledgment of achievement - were part of our daily Carlson's system for 65 years, and we have never felt better than that! » Marilyn Karlson Nelson, Chairman and Executive Director of the Carlson Companies Group. (Driving) is an interesting and easy -to -read book, and the steps leading to the procedural action, it is really valid. It includes (the ideal recipe) for anyone who does not want to manage only, but also driving. I think Plantradd and Matchik wrote the "Book of the Sunnah" for management! Kim Regenhard, Deputy Director of Human Resources Management, Customer Services and Operations, at AT & T wireless. "An approach is easy to understand to build productive and positive relationships ... both professional and personal. The book focuses on the right achievement in the right time for the good reason, and when subordinates understand their roles in the company, the results exceed mere financial gains. Driving lessons can be a "new decision" in Delta. Mary Ann Bruntin, Technical Operations, Development and Education Department, Delta Airlines Company. Obeikan Publishing