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Product details
- ISBN 9781911671657
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 25 Nov 2021
- Publisher: LID Publishing
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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The time has come for better management. But better management is not merely about adding new labels to the current ways of doing things; it is much broader than efficiency and alignment. In this book, Lukas Michel offers senior executives and managers tools to understand a new way of discussing and thinking about management and work, which requires us to take on a broader perspective of the company and its culture.
It's every manager's prime job to manage better: to change the way they lead people and how they organise work in the new (post-pandemic) business context. The book discusses the role of the operating system to do that and clarifies managerial priorities and goals. This then sets the stage for Diagnostic Mentoring - the methodology that enables the transformation of the way we manage.
It's every manager's prime job to manage better: to change the way they lead people and how they organise work in the new (post-pandemic) business context. The book discusses the role of the operating system to do that and clarifies managerial priorities and goals. This then sets the stage for Diagnostic Mentoring - the methodology that enables the transformation of the way we manage.
Lukas Michel is founder of Agility Insights, with over 30 years' senior executive experiences, supporting executives worldwide with agile management - enabling organizations to improve performance, innovation and growth. He is an Associate of the Peter Drucker Society and a key thought-leader on the subject of agility.
