The Manager's Problem Solver: Practical Solutions to Managers' Questions

by John Walsh

This book seeks to offer to managers practical help by identifying the most likely problems he or she faces and offering answers to them. It is not a manual of management theory. It espouses no single system or philosophy. It accepts that there are some problems to which no solutions can be found. It draws on several sources of business the pronouncements of transatlantic management writers; pieces of advice gleaned from experienced businessmen around the world; specific answers to questions from consultants in specific fields, from finance to feminism; and several random incidents of lateral thinking and straight talking from colleagues and friends.

168 pages, Hardcover

Published March 1, 1991

Reviews

[Rahul Dangi · Rating 3 out of 5]

Too much theory, looks like a technical book than a managerial help.

Format of Question and answers is good for those who can read heavy writing