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Whether you are new to management or an old hand, there is plenty of useful advice here……..
The book is easy to read, concise and clear. It’s great to read a management book that isn’t full of dull case studies, or stupid buzzwords, just sensible advice.
The Market, 2nd July 2011
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These golden principles show you how to inspire your team to perform (and what to do when it doesn’t). They reveal the secrets of managing yourself and your team in a way that gets results. The first edition of The Rules of Management became an instant classic, topping business bestseller charts around the world. This new edition is fully updated and contains 7 brand new rules. Your life will be easier. Your successes will be greater. And when you are headhunted or promoted (again) nobody will be surprised. Least of all you.
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
New or struggling managers will enjoy this practical, easy-to-read book of management tips, but experienced managers should take a look, too. Richard Templar writes in a "straight-from-the-cuff" style (no dry textbook terminology or dusty case studies here). He packs his manual with great, even if a bit obvious, lists of advice. We recommend this breezy, practical rulebook. To be a better manager, read it and ask yourself if you are still following the best practices. If you know what to do, are you doing it? If you don't know what to do, start reading.
25 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Outstanding.
This book defines a good manager as one who manages change, process, strategy, progress and balance - not people. People manage themselves. The broader concept of management extends beyond corporate environments - parents are managers for example.
This book defines a good manager as one who manages change, process, strategy, progress and balance - not people. People manage themselves. The broader concept of management extends beyond corporate environments - parents are managers for example.
My point is that while this book is written in the context of the corporate environment, there is enough wisdom in this book to make it a useful manual outside it's domain.
Highly reccomended.
23 of 25 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Management isn't easy. I certainly don't know anybody who cruises through the managerial day. One of the big problems is remembering the right thing to do at the right time. I found this book incredibly useful. It wasn't all rocket science - but then that's actually not what you need. I for one just sometimes need a reminder of what's important and what's not, what to concentrate on and what to let go. And for that, this book delivers - in spades.
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Best book for managers
It is perfect the book for a manager especially if you are a new manager, It really gave me a boost of confidence and helped me look at things differently. Read more
Published 1 month ago by gmac
Basic, but necessary
I came to like this. I had it in the CD player in my car and listened to parts of it several times. It is of course abrigded from the written text, but all the same, it comes with... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Gabriel
Easy to digest.
Each page of this book provides a 'rule', which is a suggestion for managing well along with a small explanation. Each rule takes up two sides of one page. Read more
Published 10 months ago by J. Mcshane
Practical advice to new and not so new managers.
Richard Templar is a British author, who has written the best selling series of books, "the Rules of... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Gordon Ross
Management isn't about lists of rules
I don't believe that good management is about following a huge list of rules (are you seriously going to go about doing your job with a checklist of the 100 rules in this book on... Read more
Published 20 months ago by Mr. Ross Maynard
Good advice for all
This review is for the audio CD of Rules of Management. I haven't used any type of audio books before but after reaing some of the Amazon reviews I thought I might try this for... Read more
Published on 11 Mar 2010 by S. Medway
These are MY Rules Now.
Rules of Management by Richard Templar is a fantastic read. I highly suggest anyone who is wanting to pursue a career in management to read this book. I've learnt a lot from Mr. Read more
Published on 5 Nov 2009 by Scott David Mcmillan
fruitfull book
i found this book one of the best books in this feild i descover many rules that i can use it in my work i also realize why some managers were destingushed . Read more
Published on 29 Sep 2009 by Ali Mostafa Awwad Alqu
Not much better than the advice in fortune cookies
I was expecting solid advice on how to manage more effectively, delegate, and coach people. However, what I found was advice that seemed to have been pulled from fortune cookies. Read more
Published on 14 Nov 2008 by Alex
New managers must read
I got this from my old manager who opened my eyes to a career! It was given as a secret santa! When I first opened it,I thought someone was taking the you know what but when I... Read more
Published on 3 Jan 2008 by L. Meehan
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