Best Practices in Policies and Procedures: Best Methods for Writing Policies and Procedures

by Stephen B. Page

Comprehensive book that provides best practices on areas often not addressed in typical policy and procedures books, for example --- you will learn how policy and procedure content to your Company's strategic values (management will love this). This really is a dream come true for management because there are few books that address this topic.Create a cross functional team to study policy and procedures and work on making improvements,Develop decision-making tools for agreeing on solutions to problems or challenges,Create flow charts or work flows, ( Flow charts are often required by ISO programs).Discover actual samples of policies and procedures writing ( You can email me anytime to get actual samples using my methods) --- stevebpage at gmail.com Learn powerful methods for finding additional content from other companies, government agencies, and all the free information you can find on the Internet (This is so helpful). Gain access to possible topics for a variety of "standard" departments in companies. Some of the URLs in the book may be out of date (just email and I will try to help you --- URLs change so often; it's hard to keep them up to date.)

172 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 8, 2004

About the author

Stephen Page has written 10 books in his lifetime. The latest is a bridge book, "Winning Bridge Tips for New Players, Beginners, and Intermediate Players" (The URL is https://www.winningbridgetips.com.)

Stephen is also the author of five very successful policy and procedures books. He has been selling these books for 39 years, starting with his first book being picked up by Prentice-Hall; he wrote a golf book in 1995 that was picked up by St. Martin's Press. (The URL is https://www.companymanuals.com.)

Stephen has been a writer in his private life and a Policy and Procedure Writer/Manager for most of his life.