MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISORY
The “how-to’s” for management success
Leader, manager, supervisor, team leader--no matter what your official title, you’re expected to get the job done through others. Management success depends upon your abilities as a coach, team builder, master delegator, time and project manager, and employee motivator and disciplinarian. The job-within-the-job often expands to include managing inventories, resolving conflicts, eliminating unacceptable behavior, hiring the best employees--and terminating when necessary, and more. Nobody said managing, leading and supervising would be easy, and whether you’ve been leading and managing for years, or you’re looking forward to that promotion into management, you’ll become your best with our tried-and-true techniques, strategies and “how-to’s” for management success.
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- From business writing to technical training, we have a course to fit your training objectives
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Dealing With Difficult Employees
Do you know how to handle your problem people? Every workplace has its own collection of difficult people, and your job as a manager, supervisor or team leader is to handle them! It’s not an easy assignment – there aren’t any clear cut rules or guidelines. Only someone who has done it successfully can help us understand how to handle difficult employees.
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Do you know how to handle your problem people? Every workplace has its own collection of difficult people, and your job as a manager, supervisor or team leader is to handle them! It’s not an easy assignment – there aren’t any clear cut rules or guidelines. Only someone who has done it successfully can help us understand how to handle difficult employees.
