Whatever Happened to Good Business Writing? (To read the first article in this series, please follow this link.) (To read the Twelve Worst Business Email Etiquette Mistakes of All Time, as determined by the editors of AskTheManager.com, follow this link.) … As promised in yesterday’s post, here is the list of […]
Whatever Happened to Good Business Writing? I’m embarrassed (for the sender) to report that I received the following email from someone trying to sell my company their product: Subject: revolusionarry new interent product Dear prospective buyer, Do you strive too ensure you’re team are always there most producive? Are you tired […]
The Wiki-Leader Often on this blog, TheManager will deliver links to other great leadership and management blogs who post relevant articles covering Leadership Development and Management Training. For this post, TheManager scoured the seemingly infinite resources at Wikipedia.org to provide you with some great leadership links – enjoy. Leadership – Wikipedia, the free […]
Time management is more than just employing a few tips and tricks to help manage your day. As anyone who has tried to use time management tricks in the past knows, it doesn’t take long for you to fall back into your old routine. Proper time management requires both a paradigm shift and new […]
TheManager scoured the World Wide Web and found a few choice blog posts on Leadership Development. Take a few moments to either chew or eschew these recent posts: Leadership development – quick tip 1 – Leadership skills By Denise Taylor, career guide & assessments expert Whilst working with a client through a development centre […]
TheManager scoured the Internet to bring you the latest Leadership Development topics from the blogosphere: The Steps Of Leadership Development By Luvi Marie These are all questions that are likely to run through your mind when you first become a leader but if you learn the steps of leadership development and you learn to recognize […]
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