Review of The Successful Manager

[Sangeetha P 1]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Successful Manager" by Practical Approaches for Building and Leading High-Performing Teams.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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James Potter and Mike Kavanagh provide new leaders with helpful, realistic advice for managing people in their book "The Successful Manager ". Transparency, empathy, adaptability, clarity in communication, humility, empowerment, and responsiveness are among the seven fundamental qualities of a great manager that the authors outline. I really hope that this book will assist you in achieving your objectives, whether you are a novice manager or you want to advance your skills and become a premier team leader.
 
This book's main lessons are as follows:
 
Expert advice, anecdotes, and real-world examples from some of the best team and large organization managers worldwide.
An explanation of the difficulties that managers face, along with suggestions for developing the kind of mindset that will enable them to overcome obstacles and become exceptionally skilled managers.
Strategies for self-evaluation and tracking your advancement toward becoming a top-tier manager. A well-defined structure to help you develop the core skills of a great manager.
 
As a manager, your success relies on good decision-making, dedication, and hard work. Managers make a real difference in the lives of the people they lead. They provide them with professional growth, structure, guidance, support, expertise, leadership, and recognition. In this book, the authors recommend demonstrating how your team members contribute to your company’s mission in order to make their work meaningful. This book provides clear, practical, and easy-to-understand guidance on how to create and lead successful teams.
 
This book is excellent and has all the information students need to know about the working world before they enter the workforce, so I give it five stars. This is a book that I strongly suggest reading for professionals and students who want to work as top-tier managers. You will discover after reading this book that it is the one you wish you had when you first wanted to work as a manager. When navigating the various phases of the path to becoming a senior leader in large organizations, this book is an excellent resource for advice. The book is perfectly edited, without flaws. I didn't find anything negative in this book.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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