The Little Handbook of Good Management - Price, Lesley
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What prevents your team from achieving its potential? What prevents you, as a people manager, from achieving your own? The Little Handbook of Good Management offers a simple and effective 7-step process based on years of experience and positive feedback. Whether you are a first-time manager or an experienced one, in a traditionally hierarchical organisation or in a project-based or Agile structure, this book will help you learn and apply a set of skills to develop yourself and your team and collectively achieve high performance.

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What prevents your team from achieving its potential? What prevents you, as a people manager, from achieving your own? The Little Handbook of Good Management offers a simple and effective 7-step process based on years of experience and positive feedback. Whether you are a first-time manager or an experienced one, in a traditionally hierarchical organisation or in a project-based or Agile structure, this book will help you learn and apply a set of skills to develop yourself and your team and collectively achieve high performance.
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Born on the outskirts of London in the swinging sixties, Lesley Price is Scottish by blood and tradition. Moving abroad at an early age, Lesley was educated in international schools in Belgium then returned to finish secondary school in the UK. She enrolled to study languages and mathematics at Glasgow University but, realising that it was not for her, she returned abroad to take up a temping role for a multinational company in the Netherlands. Lesley enjoyed a long and successful career within IT before co-founding her own coaching and training company in Luxembourg. Although writing is not her day job, it was her childhood dream and occupies much of her spare time. She lives with her three children, her French partner, his son and two demanding cats in an eighteenth-century farmhouse in the south of Belgium.