How to Bridge what the CEO expects and what the Employee delivers: A pragmatic experience-based management guide

How to Bridge what the CEO expects and what the Employee delivers: A pragmatic experience-based management guide

Ludo Houdenaert
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Author:  Ludo Houdenaert
Condition:  New
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  210
Publisher:  Troubador Publishing
Year:  2014
ISBN:  9781783064083

More than just a handbook, How to Bridge what the CEO Expects and what the Employee Delivers provides readers with a window into the author's thousands of days of management and consulting experience - for the price of far less than 'one hour' of consulting! Ludo Houdenaert offers simple and straightforward 'recipes' that ensure the satisfaction of the CEO with the contribution to business value by each Employee. What's more, these methods are easy to adapt to any working environment, so they are useful no matter what business you are running. There are no long-winded stories in this handbook, and the language is easy to understand with a welcome absence of technical jargon. Houdenaert gets straight to the point with his examples, using helpful visual aids and recommendations along the way. How to Bridge... is written with a focus on business basics in today's 'iWorld', allowing readers to bridge the distance between senior managers and employees, thus improving the direction of the business and the delivery of the service. These mechanisms can be easily tailored to fit the needs of any company. Packed with real case studies that prove Houdenaert's methods work, this is a must-have book for the business and academic world. With its straightforward, customisable and implementable practices, it will help any managers, executives, students and teachers to learn about how they can optimise business performance.

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