Supervisory Management

The path to becoming an effective supervisor begins with practical knowledge and skills. Mosley, Mosley, and Pietri's SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT, 9e gives you the tools to develop superior supervisory skills and a firm grasp of management principles. Through their hands-on approach to Supervision, the authors will inspire you with their positive

Contents: The Supervisor and Supervisory Role, The Development of Supervision, The Supervisor s Job and Supervisory Training, Supervisory Decision Making and Employee Participation, Principles and Practice of Supervisory Management, Communication for Supervisors, What Every Supervisor Should Know, Initiating Upward: The Supervisor Faces the Boss.

The path to becoming an effective supervisor begins with practical knowledge and skills. Mosley, Mosley, and Pietri's SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT, 9e gives you the tools to develop superior supervisory skills and a firm grasp of management principles. Through their hands-on approach to Supervision, the authors will inspire you with their positive

Books about Basic Supervisory Management and Labour Relations

Dental Reception and Practice Management 2nd Edition is the dental office administrator’s essential companion to all aspects of reception work and supervisory practice management duties. The book covers vital interpersonal skills and the important aspects of business management and marketing relevant to dentistry. In addition, it explains the development of

Books about Supervisory Management

Featuring a practical hands-on approach that blends skill-building opportunities with traditional management principles, Mosley, Mosley, and Pietri’s SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT, 8e helps prepare your students to become effective supervisors in today’s workplace. Readable, engaging, and offering a practical focus on developing successful supervisors, the Eighth Edition of SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT inspires students--emphasizing

This volume aims to provide a comprehensive and authoritative guide to developing and improving supervisory skills in those who hold or who are training for supervisory positions at work. organizational culture, organizational restructuring, administrative and operations technologies and techniques, customer orientation, total quality concepts and current practices to achieve high

With a practical hands on approach, this book provides a functional perspective to supervisory management with an emphasis on empowering and developing employees to be more productive. It is organized around the basic management functions: planning, organizing, leading, human resource management, and control.

A contemporary survival guide for future managers, this #1 “how-to” book on supervision explores the basic principles of management–planning, organizing, staffing, leading, and controlling people and operations–with a strong emphasis on their application to real on-the-job situations. Avoiding confusing jargon, it talks to learners one supervisor to another–discussing the specific