60 Second Solutions: Management

by Eric Yaverbaum

This is an innovative new business series that presents 60 succinct techniques to improve core business skills, each technique to be read and digested in 60 seconds. 'Management' provides 60 practical, effective management techniques that can be immediately applied to transform your management style and help you to succeed as a manager. Covers all vital management skills, and each of the techniques can be read and digested in 60 seconds. 60 fast solutions packaged in small, handy format will enable advice-hungry businessmen and women to dip in and out of this book when ever they have a spare minute!

160 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 1, 2011

About the author

Eric Yaverbaum, CEO of Ericho Communications, is a communications, media, and public relations expert with over 43 years in the industry, having co-founded Jericho Communications and served as President from 1985 until its successful sale in 2006. Eric has worked with a wide-range of top-of-their-industry clients, including Sony, IKEA, Progressive Insurance, Domino’s, Beachbody, H&M, and fitness guru Jack LaLanne. Eric is a bestselling author who literally wrote and now is rewriting the book on public relations – the third edition of industry-standard bestseller Public Relations for Dummies. He is also the bestselling author of six other titles, including Leadership Secrets of the World’s Most Successful CEOs (with over a million copies sold). Eric will be recounting his lifelong ability to look towards the bright side for his upcoming book The Audacity of Silver Linings, set to release in 2025. Additionally, Eric serves on the Board of Directors for the Leigh Steinberg Foundation for Concussion, Traumatic Brain Injury, and Brain Health. He is a regular TV pundit, and his expert commentary has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, The Washington Post, The New York Times, HuffPost, CNBC, MSNBC, Fox Business, Inc., and PR Week, among others.

Reviews

[Benjamin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Nothing earth shattering in this, but a few nice reminders that are great to keep in mind when dealing with people at work.