Leadership, Management, and the Myers-Briggs
Lee Barr,
Norma Barr
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$18.95
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A book that addresses how to balance management styles for situational leadership demands and provides a manageable, systematic foundation for building critical people skills. Readers from all professions will find a rich source of information on developing listening skills, reading motives, assessing potential, matching the right people to the right jobs, and clearly defining strengths and weaknesses.
| Product Detail |
| 175 pages Paperback |
| 1989 Distributed Product |
| ISBN 0-89015-684-0 |
| Product No. 60011 |
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$18.95
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