Leadership For Dummies

by Marshall Loeb, Stephen Kindel

Yogi Berra said, leading is easy, the hard part is getting people to follow. Let this user-friendly guide show you the path to great leadership Eliciting cooperation from a group of people of any size―from a project team to an army―can be like trying to tap dance on quicksand. Although leadership might come easier to some people, it isn't necessarily something you have to be born with as you'll learn in this step-by-step guide to becoming a leader ― leaders are made, not born, and just about anybody can become an effective leader. Whether you aspire to being a leader, have had leadership thrust upon you, or are already a leader and want to be better at it,  Leadership For Dummies  is for you. Short on theory and long on practical strategies and surefire techniques, it arms you with what you need Teacher, preacher, coach, project leader. . . no matter what specific leadership role you want to fill, Leadership For Dummies provides you with a solid foundation to hone your leadership chops and instill trust in those you lead. You'll This friendly and accessible guide also explains types of leadership, roles leaders take on to get the job done, and how the realities of leadership can affect your everyday life. If you want to know all of that and get quick ideas about leadership and the art of persuading, grab your own copy of Leadership For Dummies today.

Genres: Leadership, Business, Psychology

384 pages, Paperback

First published August 24, 1999

Reviews

[Jon Green · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not very well put together but there are some helpful concepts in here. Just way too much to sift through to find that stuff.

[Leceyanti Aripurnomo]

I don't have this book yet, but is planning to read it. It's time to learn about leadership.

[Hussam Thegame]

good one

[Leonard Labis · Rating 3 out of 5]

i need to read this book, it helps me to elaborate more in my presentation

[Jack Hansen · Rating 3 out of 5]

I listened to the cassette version of this book that points out that each person needs to develop their own style of leadership while instructing the 10 behaviors of true leaders.