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Leadership Development
Team Management Skills
Employee Motivation Strategies
Effective Communication
Conflict Resolution Techniques
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Paperback
Number of Pages
192.0
Language
English
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Book Summary
This non-fiction guide helps professionals grow as leaders by recognizing that people are the organization’s most valuable asset. It focuses on balancing leadership and management to elevate your career, and is ideal for anyone aiming to lead with impact—whether you’re stepping into a new management role or refining your existing leadership approach. The tone is practical, encouraging, and grounded in real-world results.
The content is presented in clear, actionable language, blending core concepts with practical steps you can apply at work. It covers the essence of leadership, transforming managers into effective leaders, strategies for motivating employees while preserving accountability, and methods for hiring the right people. The guidance is designed to translate ideas into everyday actions that strengthen your professional growth.
Readers move through the material by applying the concepts to their own teams. The approach stays focused on real-world concerns—balancing motivation with accountability, navigating conflict, and managing diverse personalities—so you can build a resilient, high-performing team and cultivate a productive workplace culture.
After finishing, readers gain practical tools to lead with confidence, inspire their teams, and drive measurable improvements in performance and workplace culture. The book leaves a lasting impression by offering a grounded, actionable approach to leadership and management that supports ongoing growth and curiosity.
Product Details
Author
Dale Carnegie
Publisher
Manjul Publishing House
Number of Pages
192.0
Language
English
Dimensions
14 x 2 x 22 cm
Binding
Paperback
₹ 199
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