Effective People Management: Improve Performance Delegate More Effectively Handle Poor Performance and Manage ConflictIt has never been more important to get the right staff for an organization and keep them motivated. With the right talent a company can beat the competition and grow their market share. Effective People Management gives the reader a robust understanding of all the key activities involved in managing staff and maintaining high performance, including chapters on leadership, motivating people, team building, delegating, selection interviewing, reward, managing change and handling people problems. By looking at the various ways that people obtain and use their power, Effective People Management explores how to create a leadership presence in a positive way, and gives the reader the opportunity to develop their own career development and strategy. |
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Contents
Chapter one Leadership that inspires | 1 |
Chapter two Management that engages | 32 |
Chapter three Motivation to energize | 50 |
Chapter four Creating a learning environment | 65 |
Chapter five Efficient and influential personal effectiveness | 89 |
Chapter six Staff recruitment | 105 |
Chapter seven Motivational performance management | 128 |
Chapter eight Recognizing and rewarding performance to celebrate achievement | 147 |
Chapter nine Handling problem staff and conflict | 166 |
Chapter ten Problem solving to get results | 180 |
Chapter eleven Managing sustainable change | 197 |
Chapter twelve Career management to progress | 219 |
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About the author | 230 |
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