成为一个高效的经理人(哈佛商业评论系列) HBR: ON BECOMING A HIGH PERFORMANCE HAR
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作者： Harvard Business School Press 著
出 版 社： WW Norton 美国诺顿图书出版公司
出版时间： 2002-12-1字数：版次： 1页数： 175印刷时间： 2002/12/01开本：印次：纸张： 胶版纸I S B N ： 9781591391296包装： 平装内容简介
The muddled state of thinking on the qualities of a good manager is reflected in this uneven collection of papers reprinted from the Harvard Business Review. The best of them are the most prosaic. Carol A. Walker pinpoints some of the common people-management mistakes made by rookie managers; Steven Berglas warns of the damage caused by Svengali-like executive coaches who impose superficial managerial nostrums and overlook or exacerbate deeper psychological problems; and in the collection's high point, William Oncken, Jr. and Donald L. Wass give a funny and perceptive account of the ways subordinates shift their problems onto their supervisors' shoulders. Other selections are less substantive: "The Making of a Corporate Athlete" includes tips on diet, weight-training and "spiritual capacity," while an esoteric round-table of leadership experts mixes vague talk of managerial "vision" with the latest results in primatology. Confusion reigns even on such a basic issue as managerial time wasting. A leadership researcher and a management professor blame "unproductive busyness" on a lack of "focus" and "energy;" two management consultants argue that managers' retreat into busywork as a comforting escape from their anxiety over more challenging and unfamiliar problems; while leadership guru John P. Kotter contends that wasting time on seemingly insignificant chats and socializing is actually the key to executives' success. This anthology makes it clear that being a good manager is still more art than science.
目录
Management Time:Who's Got the Monkey?
WILLIAM ONCKEN, JR., AND DONALD L. WASS
Beware the Busy Manager
HEIKE BRUCH AND SUMANTRA GHOSHAL
What Effective General Managers Really Do
JOHN P. KOTTER
The Making of a Corporate Athlete
JIM LOEHR AND TONY SCHWARTZ
Managers Can Avoid Wasting Time
RONALD N. ASHKENAS AND ROBERT H. SCHAFFER
All in a Day's Work
HARRIS COLLINGWOOD AND JULIA KIRBY
The Very Real Dangers of Executive Coaching
STEVEN BERGLAS
Saving Your Rookie Managers from Themselves
CAROL A. WALKER
About the Contributors
Index
