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  • $4.99 TEAMWORK
    There's no way you'll ever know everything about management.  The very best you can hope for is to know where to go when you need to know. And our e-books4managers series is the place to start.We have done all your research for you. We have...
  • $1.97 How to form work teams
    There is no ‘I’ in ‘T-E-A-M’. Teams are made up of people with complementary skills, committed to a common purpose and performance goals, and an approach for which they hold themselves mutually accountable. They may be...
  • $1.97 How to Develop Team Cohesiveness
    You can’t hope to know everything about management! The very best you can hope for is to know where to go when you need to know. That’s where eTopics come in – and why this eTopic is so useful, dealing specifically with How...
  • $1.97 How to build and lead an effective executive team
    People are your most valuable resource – a cliché perhaps, but true. To achieve what you want for your organization, you will need to surround yourself at the top level with the best people – an effective management or executive...
  • $1.97 How to create a workplace where team members want to be
    A workplace where team members want to be will be far more productive than one where they literally force themselves to come to work. Happiness is one of the most powerful and fundamental of the elements necessary to attract and keep the...
  • $1.97 How to get on well with people in your team
    We all want to be accepted and well liked by our staff and colleagues, if for no other reason than that it makes our task as managers so much easier. Managers should be easy to get along with and understand other people. If you want to win friends...
  • $1.97 How to deal with difficult people in your team
    According to Napoleon, the driving force behind behavior is either self-interest (people doing what they do principally in their own interests) or fear (doing what they do because they fear the consequences, perceived or otherwise, of not...
  • $1.97 How to put some fun into your role as a team leader
    Just because you’re a team leader, you don’t have to be all buttoned-down and grim. In fact, bringing a little levity to your role as a manager can make you and those around you more relaxed and effective. The best leaders in any...
  • $1.97 How to conduct a workshop
    Workshops provide a forum for individuals, groups and teams to explore areas of mutual interest or concern – skills, problems, or possibilities. And often the expectation is that you, as the team leader or manager, will lead and conduct...
  • $1.97 How to ensure your next company conference is a success
    Depending on the size of your organization, when planning for your next major in-house gathering – conference, congress, symposium – remember that such events are what you make them. How do you assemble the brightest stars in your...
  • $1.97 How to get the most out of your next staff retreat
    Retreats or getaways are an ideal way to get your team together in a relaxed and informal setting so that they’ll feel good about each other and work together more effectively. Retreats are an excellent strategy for empowering staff and...
  • $4.99 MOTIVATION
    People respond to incentives--from recognition to other rewards. It's all in the name of productivity. So, how to motivate is one thing you can't know too much about. Whether it's work motivation, employee motivation, or self motivation, how to...
  • $1.97 How to boost flagging morale in your organization
    ‘Low morale’ is what most managers don’t want to hear when esprit among their employees is being discussed. Organizations whose morale is considered low usually lack achievement motivation and a sense of real purpose. As well,...
  • $1.97 How to retain your best people
    As managers, we’re only as good as the people who work for us. One way of assuring our continued success is to attract—and retain—good people. But competition for top talent is fierce these days. Just hiring the best people...
  • $1.97 How to get on with people you don’t like
    People behave the way they do for two main reasons—they don’t know any other way of behaving or they believe that that behavior gets the outcomes they want. Managers are likely to come across at least one employee whose behavior they...