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Basic Management Skills

Description

This course will provide students the necessary tools for moving into a management position and staying there. Students will be taught how to navigate through the "management minefield" with ease, how to deal with peer as well as upper management pressure, methods for dealing with unruly employees, how to understand office politics and listening techniques for knowing what your boss is really saying. The impact of effective management on corporate goals and profitability will also be covered. Upon completion, the successful student will be empowered in dealing with all aspects of a position at the management level.

Objectives

Book

Title: The New Supervisor's Survival Manual
Author: William A. Salmon
Publisher: American Management Association
ISBN: 0-8144-7027-0

Lesson 1: Getting Started

Read the Introduction

If you do not have your book, you can download the Introduction as a PDF file to get you started.

Lesson 2: Getting to Know Your Work Environment

Read Chapters 1, 2 and 3

Lesson 3 Motivation

Read Chapter 4

Lesson 4: Getting Work Done

Read Chapters 5 and 7

Lesson 5: Communication and Problem Solving

Read Chapters 6 and 9

Lesson 6: Decision Making

Read Chapter 8

Lesson 7: Coaching and Feedback

Read Chapters 10 and 11

Lesson 8: Conducting Effective Meetings

Read Chapter 12

Lesson 9: Evalating Your Performance

Read Chapter 13

Lesson 10: Looking Back

Review the book.

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