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Old 21-06-2008, 10:32 PM
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I have a thought-provoking question for you. As a leader/manager, how far are you willing to go to facilitate change in your organization? Respected management expert David Maister says you've got to be willing to go first. And he means all the way, even to the point of resigning if your change efforts fail. Instead of saying "Charge!" to the troops, say "Follow Me!"

This challenge is proposed in his great new e-book entitled "Accountability: Effective Managers Go First." It's a good read and suggests a pragmatic four-step approach. Maister provides a good set of questions to begin with to improve effectivity as a leader.

Please read this E-Book... Hope you enjoy..

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Sowmini
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Hello Sowmini,

That is a good book. Thanks a lot.
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Good booking given real stuff
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Good one. Thanks!!
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I have a thought-provoking question for you. As a leader/manager, how far are you willing to go to facilitate change in your organization? Respected management expert David Maister says you've got to be willing to go first. And he means all the way, even to the point of resigning if your change efforts fail. Instead of saying "Charge!" to the troops, say "Follow Me!"

This challenge is proposed in his great new e-book entitled "Accountability: Effective Managers Go First." It's a good read and suggests a pragmatic four-step approach. Maister provides a good set of questions to begin with to improve effectivity as a leader.

Please read this E-Book... Hope you enjoy..

Regards,

Sowmini
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Leader-Manager is a very interesting subject: The principles you have referred are really the characteristics of a leader. Please see attachment
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Old 24-06-2008, 10:17 AM
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Hi MRS

Thanks a lot for your wonderful material on leadership skills. Such an easy to understand input that can turnaround the whole view about leadership!

Thanks many for your feedback on my input too...

Regards,

Sowmini.
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HI... thanx really good. keep sharing
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Hello Sowmini,

That is a good book. Thanks a lot.
Hi Sowmini,

Gud book

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Old 27-06-2008, 09:32 AM
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Hey, thanks a lot, this is a very good thing to practice, thank you very much dear.
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Hi, really tks for your great effort to share this good book with us.
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