Leadership When the Heat Is OnMcGraw Hill Professional, 2007 M04 22 - 128 páginas TURN EVEN THE MOST STRESSFUL SITUATION INTO AN OPPORTUNITY TO SHINE FOR YOU AND YOUR TEAM People aren't born to be high-performing leaders; instead, they need to learn to develop the time-proven characteristics of great leadership. Leadership When the Heat's On shows you how to acquire these characteristics, motivate your people, and achieve remarkable results across your organization-particularly during times of change and stress. This quick-hitting, hands-on rulebook is chock-full of hard-won advice and action steps for keeping your cool under pressure and inspiring incredible performance from your team. You'll see how to:
Leadership When the Heat's On prepares you to meet all leadership challenges, whether anticipated or unexpected. |
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Develop characteristics of great leaders | 17 |
Practice Humanagement | 21 |
Cultivate characteristics of an effective organization | 25 |
Take steps to grow as a leader | 29 |
Make a new reality | 57 |
Overcome roadblocks to goal achievement | 61 |
Plan your time effectively | 65 |
Communicate upward | 69 |
Know the signs of low morale and how to raise spirits | 73 |
Value your free time | 77 |
Cultivate creativity | 81 |
Create a creativityinducing environment | 85 |
Put the chips back in place | 33 |
Build a highperformance team | 37 |
Motivate to a progressively higher level | 41 |
Continue to grow as a leader | 45 |
Find the right manager | 49 |
Set goals when the heats on | 53 |
Look at problems as opportunities | 89 |
Lead through change | 93 |
Be an island of excellence | 97 |
The McGrawHill Mighty Managers Handbooks | 107 |
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