Cultivating Inspired Leaders
Making Participatory Management Work
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Word Count
1,250 words, Guess
Page Count
5 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL12159533M
- ISBN-139781565491106
- ISBN-101565491106
- OCLC Control Number43050111
- OCLC Control Numbercultivatinginspi0000lans
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number99087595
- LibraryThing4942932
- Goodreads2012319
Classifications
- LCCHD5650 .L315 2000
Description
"Cultivating Inspired Leaders in about becoming an 'inspired and inspirational leader-manager, ' regardless of position in an organization. Such individuals see their role as participants in the management process, working with associates, developing leadership skills among those around them and cultivating managerial skills within themselves and fellow team members." "This book asserts that managers progress in stages from their traditional role as administrator to that of 'leader-manager' with the capability and eagerness to cultivate leadership, then ultimately, to 'inspired and inspirational leader-manager' with a sense of dedication and commitment to their organization, associates and spirit within themselves. Author Bruce Lansdale reveals the path toward this enlightened goal with a wealth of experience and humor."--Jacket.
Description
"Cultivating Inspired Leaders in about becoming an 'inspired and inspirational leader-manager,' regardless of position in an organization. Such individuals see their role as participants in the management process, working with associates, developing leadership skills among those around them and cultivating managerial skills within themselves and fellow team members.". "This book asserts that managers progress in stages from their traditional role as administrator to that of 'leader-manager' with the capability and eagerness to cultivate leadership, then ultimately, to 'inspired and inspirational leader-manager' with a sense of dedication and commitment to their organization, associates and spirit within themselves. Author Bruce Lansdale reveals the path toward this enlightened goal with a wealth of experience and humor."--BOOK JACKET.
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