The Impact Book
Categories: Business, Concise Advice Series, Leadership, Management.£9.99
Author: Simon Tyler
Publisher: LID Publishing
ISBN: 978-1-911498-69-8
FORMAT: 180×120 mm
Bookbinding: Hardback
Number of pages: 128
Description
All The secrets to unlocking your ability to create presence, impact and change at work.
● Contains 50 concise techniques and tips that, when taken together, form a code for any manager to create impact.
● Every ambitious manager understands the need to create impact – this book unlocks that ability.
● Accessible and easy-to-use, this small but powerful book is all you need to succeed.
AUTHOR
Simon Tyler is a much sought-after business coach and works with some of the world’s leading companies, including BP, Cisco, Morgan Stanley, O2, Volkswagen, DuPont, Castrol.
Additional information
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| Digital | E-book |
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