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  Harvard Business Review...

  Harvard Business Review

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  Whether you're a new manager or looking to have more influence in your current management role, the challenges you face come in all shapes and sizes: a direct report's anxious questions, your boss's last-minute assignment of an important presentation, or a blank business case staring you in the face. To reach your full potential in these situations, you need to master a new set of business and personal skills.Packed with step-by-step advice and wisdom from Harvard Business Review's management archive, the HBR Manager's Handbook provides best practices on topics from understanding key financial statements and the fundamentals of strategy to emotional intelligence and building your employees' trust. In this book you'll find:● step-by-step guidance through common managerial tasks● self-assessments throughout● exercises and templates to help you practice and apply the concepts in the book● concise explanations of the latest research and thinking on important management skills from Harvard Business Review experts such as Dan Goleman, Clayton Christensen, John Kotter, and Michael Porter● real-life stories from working managers

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  Painted Baby

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  Painting a picture of perfection prevents true connection. Every business leader has a dirty little secret tucked away, never dreaming they would share it with anyone, let alone prospective clients. But revealing it tells an important story and lays the groundwork for genuine connections between you, your clients, and those you serve. It inspires others, showing them that honesty is a priority and accountability is unconditional. Revealing this secret empowers you to show the best version of yourself by sharing how you have handled your worst moments—which is exactly what your clients want to understand. In Painted Baby, serial entrepreneur Matt Shoup shows how to establish real and deep connections, build true rapport, and create long-lasting trust with clients and others you serve.  He invites you on an empowering journey to explore your imperfections and grow comfortable with your guard down, allowing the rawest, most compelling version of yourself to shine through. You’ll learn the tenets of great storytelling, why crafting your message counts, and how to communicate with conviction, even when you’re vulnerable. Are you ready for a challenge? Step outside your comfort zone with this innovative approach to embracing imperfection.

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  Stepping Up In Leadership -...

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  Struggling to accept the label of ‘leader’ in your life? Feeling out of your depth? Wonder when you will be free from feeling inadequate or like an imposter? 
  You are seen-- woman serving faithfully but resisting a title. You are seen-- mother of young children wanting to lead your children well but yearning to have outside influence too. You are seen-- leader feeling uncertain as you take hesitant steps forward. 
  Jo knows what that feels like. She shares lessons she has learned in the rocket blast of leadership over the past few years. 
  Find lessons and reflections on:what is leadershipwhat drives you, including the shadow sidebarriers, challenges and impacts of leadershipleading yourselfsupports in leadershipdeveloping and holding vision 
  with ‘Your turn’ pages to reflect on how these lessons apply in your own life. 
  This book will leave you equipped and encouraged to step up in your own leadership journey, and to learn how to lead yourself and others well.

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  Social Media Marketing - Step by...

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  Learn Social Media Marketing by Following Step by Step Instructions and Skyrocket Your Engagement 
   This book covers a lot of Social Media Platforms: 
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   If you are ready to improve your business through social media marketing, this book will provide you with everything you need.

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  Questions That Get Results -...

  Paul Cherry, Patrick Connor

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  Since technology has made it easy to access, share, and distribute  company data, many managers avoid live interaction, instead relying  on emails, text messages, web-based seminars to manage their  employees. But although technology has changed, people have not.  There is still a need for managers who can communicate effectively  face-to-face, and in order to do so, a managers need to have the  ability to ask the right questions and use the answers to find  solutions.   Questions That Get Results is an innovative, powerful  resource that provides managers with those right questions that  lead to real answers to hiring the best candidates, motivating  employees, minimizing conflicting priorities, maximizing working  relationships, and negotiating solutions to internal and external  conflicts. Each chapter profiles a manager who is struggling to  communicate, an otherwise successful leader who is simply missing  an element in their managerial toolkit.  Following each  profile are practical tools that will assist any manager faced with  a similar situation.

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  Market This! - An Effective...

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  Think you're ready to market your product or service--think again..don't take another step until you read this book! Most marketing books give you a formula for how to market your stuff, or they give you ideas, sometimes really good ones, on how to do it. But no one actually helps you set up a marketing plan that works for you. This book is different. It helps you formulate an actual marketing plan, based on what your customers think and feel. It's interactive, and it teaches you how to mine information so you really do find out what your customers are thinking. This book gives you the opportunity to make smarter, more effective decisions about your marketing. You can make smart marketing decisions. You can be an effective marketer. You can be a savvy marketer.

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