The Engaging Manager
eBook - PDF

The Engaging Manager

The Joy of Management and Being Managed

  1. English
  2. PDF
  3. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

The Engaging Manager

The Joy of Management and Being Managed

About this book

In this new collection of articles on managing and being managed, Adrian Furnham, author of Bad Apples, offers an engaging and witty look into the world of being an engaging manager. Based on strong research this book offers a substantial introduction to the joy of management.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Contents
  3. Preface
  4. Introduction
  5. A good send-off
  6. A victim of downsizing
  7. A work prenup
  8. Acting the part
  9. Action and reaction
  10. Alumni activities
  11. Assessing management potential
  12. Boss intolerance
  13. Capacity and performance
  14. Change
  15. Computer pains
  16. Cupid among the cubicles
  17. The dark side of happiness
  18. Don't feed the trolls
  19. Double demotivation
  20. Early adopters
  21. Entrepreneurial managers
  22. Expatocracy
  23. Fashion victims
  24. Female negotiators
  25. Gendered wording in job ads
  26. Green work places
  27. Hourly payments
  28. How to get a job
  29. Hypocrisy at work
  30. I'm OK
  31. The importance of conscientiousness
  32. Journeys to work
  33. Leap year antics
  34. The marshmallow test
  35. Motivating your staff
  36. Mystery shoppers
  37. Negotiation skills
  38. Off duty
  39. Passive aggressiveness
  40. Pathetic prizes
  41. Pay at work
  42. The personalities of referees
  43. The power of priming
  44. Real merit pay
  45. Relationship building
  46. Religion at work
  47. Retail detail
  48. Rigor versus relevance
  49. Safety at work
  50. Sconceable offenses
  51. Self-awareness
  52. Serious assessment
  53. Sex at work
  54. Silo-itis
  55. Smells at work
  56. Splitting at work
  57. Staff surveys
  58. Survey results
  59. Switching off after work
  60. They mess you up, your supervisor and boss
  61. Truth in interviews
  62. Under- and over-staffed
  63. The undeserving rich
  64. Why go to university?
  65. Why change programs don't work
  66. Willpower
  67. Work and longevity
  68. Workaholism
  69. You're so vain