Seeking Info - Leadership Training And About Video,book Leadership Training ?
Q: seeking info - leadership training and about video,book leadership training ?
I have a group of managers who want to learn to
a) stop micro-managing
b) improve and encourage communicaitions
c) do what they say they will do
d) encourage risk-taking
e) involve employees in decision-making and
f) learn to listen.
Can you advise me on training options?
A:-may I suggest the following product, it sounds like the
right focus for your clients:
"Inspirational Management" (6 audio cassettes by Everett T.
Suters)
Truly effective management means trusting people, allowing them to
do their job and inspiring them to attain higher levels of success.
It doesn't mean rolling up your shirt sleeves and helping them do
their work. Yet that approach to business leadership is a highly
unnatural act. everett T. Suters, author of dozens of books and
articles on management, has over 30 years of experience as CEO of
companies he either built or acquired. In "Inspirational Management",
he says that a manager's job is to think, plan, inspire and empower
others. He reveals how many businesses are being "micro-managed" into
the ground. Most importantly, he teaches you a powerful truth
expressed by the ancient philosopher Lao-Tse: 'when the great leader's
job is done, his people say, "We did it ourselves"'.
Product Retail is only $59.95 U.S. and is available at 20% off
with a Preferred Pricing Membership ($25 annual fee). We can supply
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postal address for more details
-An affordable way to approach this opportunity would be to purchase the
book "Flight of the Buffalo", co-authored by James Belasco. I know, the
title sounds funny, but the book deals with how to make people responsible
and accountable. It shows you how to begin giving up the role of
leadership and passing the responsibility to more people in the
organization.
The title of the book comes from the analagy of a herd of buffaloes
compared to a gaggle of geese. Remember in the cowboy and indian days,
the cowboys would ride over the ridge and find a herd of buffalo? All
they had to do was shoot the head buffalo and the rest of the herd would
just stand around not knowing what to do...needless to say, they all got
slaughtered.
Compare this with a gaggle of geese.