Review of The Road to Management

[Hannah Hampton]

This seems like a great handbook for getting the basics of management down! Something like this would be so helpful to someone looking to increase their skills in the workplace or elsewhere.

[Manang Muyang]

I am no longer in the corporate world, so this book does not really resonate with me. However, I am unsure if one can be an effective manager just by reading the book, or even tons of other books. A leader needs both theory and practice, and a lot of grace from on high.

[Sou Hi]

Congrats on BOTD. Looks like managers and leaders will benefit from this book.

[Amy Luman]

Not my type of book, but I can imagine it being helpful to others.

[Not available anymore]

One thing I like about this book is that it didn't only point out the problems that people face as managers; it also gave solutions to prevent such issues and recommendations on how to use them to obtain an ideal result. I like book that really provides solutions. Congratulations on book of the day!

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

I find it positive that the book does not focus on theoretical management concepts, but rather provides a lot of factual information. Undoubtedly, this motivates the reader to test the recommendations received. In addition, the book emphasizes solutions to prevent the mentioned problems. Sounds interesting.

[Bertha Jackson]

This book demonstrates what being a manager means. Many employees do not understand all of the functions of being a manager.

[Aan Granados]

This is ideal for young professionals who are in a managerial position. This could have been ideal for me 25 years ago. Thank you for your review!

[FunkyFlowerLady]

It's true; a manager does not just need to be a good leader but a well-rounded individual as well. The fact that the author has considered this and provided valuable self-development guidance as well is amazing. Great review!

[Pandora10]

Apart from a little repetition, this book seems like a useful resource for those thinking of pursuing a career in management, as well as new managers, and seasoned employees. I liked the overall structure of the book, with chapter progression and clearly highlighted segments within each. Thanks for a good review on this book.

[Annette Boateng]

For one to be or become a good manager he or she must have good understanding of management and well experiences. However anyone can go through learning to acquire knowledge of management to be a manager but practically will fell many times on the field or as a leader and that is why l give credit to the writer for clearly stating that " through his wealth of information and experience, Rene gives a compilation of what is expected of a manager and how to make a good manager", and l love that. Great review.

[davidejioforr]

A vital tool for any infant business owner and manager. Great book

[TEZEH BERLINDA TEWAH]

The strength and progress of any company depends on how grounded the manager is with skills from building a work culture of mutual trust, focusing on employees strength, being assertive, help developing employees carrier, be able to handle pressure, communicate honestly and open to new ideas.

[bibimahkh1960]

I should think that even experienced managers will get something out of this book. It could be used as a refresher and it may provide new insights and food for thought.

[Ivan Mukaaga]

Congrats for BOTD. This is very encouraging, no one should say he can’t start up a business when with this book.