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Managing Your Manager

By: Barbara Bowes

Posted: 10/11/2011 12:49 PM | Comments: 0

Written by a senior global executive with plenty of different boss experiences, author Gonzague Dufour contends that no matter what personality your manager exhibits, he/she can be managed. Each chapter deals with an individual personality trait such as the bully, the star or the scientist, which makes it easy for readers to target a specific issue. The book is full of good advice supplemented by accompanying examples to demonstrate how different people have handled each problem. A worthwhile resource book for any employee.

More about the book:

Managing Your Manager – How to Get Ahead with Any type of Boss

Gonzague Dufour

McGraw Hill

$17

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