There will be days when you feel like murdering your bosses, your team or your colleagues!Do not despair -- if you have recently become a manager, or are in need of a skill refresh, this book will guide you to being more effective and confident in your role.Through a combination of leadership theory, models with personal anecdotes as well as real-life situations, Debra Allcock Tyler illustrates how management can be both fun and fulfilling. With this book you can benefit from practical, no-nonsense advice from an experienced manager and respected leader in the voluntary sector.With Debra's trademark directness and humour, It's Murder in Management gives you the skills to ease your role transition and to help make your managerial role a rewarding experience.Who should buy this book?Anyone who has recently moved into a management role for the first time, or is about to. CEOs and senior managers who need a reminder of what it is like for their junior managers.What does it cover?Your role as leaderDeveloping the talent and building the teamTime managementUnderstanding the moneyWorking with and learning from others

There will be days when you feel like murdering your bosses, your team or your colleagues!Do not despair -- if you have recently become a manager, or are in need of a skill refresh, this book will guide you to being more effective and confident in your role.Through a combination of leadership theory, models with personal anecdotes as well as real-life situations, Debra Allcock Tyler illustrates how management can be both fun and fulfilling. With this book you can benefit from practical, no-nonsense advice from an experienced manager and respected leader in the voluntary sector.With Debra's trademark directness and humour, It's Murder in Management gives you the skills to ease your role transition and to help make your managerial role a rewarding experience.Who should buy this book?Anyone who has recently moved into a management role for the first time, or is about to. CEOs and senior managers who need a reminder of what it is like for their junior managers.What does it cover?Your role as leaderDeveloping the talent and building the teamTime managementUnderstanding the moneyWorking with and learning from others

There will be days when you feel like murdering your bosses, your team or your colleagues!Do not despair -- if you have recently become a manager, or are in need of a skill refresh, this book will guide you to being more effective and confident in your role.Through a combination of leadership theory, models with personal anecdotes as well as real-life situations, Debra Allcock Tyler illustrates how management can be both fun and fulfilling. With this book you can benefit from practical, no-nonsense advice from an experienced manager and respected leader in the voluntary sector.With Debra's trademark directness and humour, It's Murder in Management gives you the skills to ease your role transition and to help make your managerial role a rewarding experience.Who should buy this book?Anyone who has recently moved into a management role for the first time, or is about to. CEOs and senior managers who need a reminder of what it is like for their junior managers.What does it cover?Your role as leaderDeveloping the talent and building the teamTime managementUnderstanding the moneyWorking with and learning from others