Supervision Today!, 5/e & Self-Assessment Library v.3.0 Package (5th Edition) this question feed

asked by jrivera on November 8, 2006 4:11 AM

One of the most effective books in supervision. This new edition continues its rich tradition by offering a three-tier learning system that focuses on building readers’ knowledge, improving their comprehension and applying concepts directly to skill development. Using a lively tone and four-color design, it captures traditional and contemporary supervisory issues, the latest in supervision literature, and new cases to invigorate any lecture. A revised self-assessment CD-ROM, new comprehension checks, and key concept crossword puzzles keep readers more motivated and engaged. Addresses current issues facing supervisors such as workforce diversity, technology, globalization, ethics, and communications. Offers a strong foundation in basic supervisory practices such as goal-setting, delegating, budgeting, interviewing, negotiating, and coaching. Perfect for managers and supervisors.




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This book was enjoyable to read, surprisingly enough, for a text book. I have referred back to this text book on numerous occasions. The text is timely and relevant,
reviewed by shirley49 on November 22, 2006 12:09 PM

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This is by far and away the best book on supervision that I have ever read. I have used this book extensively to train first line supervisors and mid level managers in Eastern Europe to develop their management skills. The book effectively condenses the management courses I took during a 2 year MBA program into a well-organized manual. The book is easy to read, to the point, and replete with examples. It captures the essential concepts on the margins of each page and provides a review at the end of the chapter. Moreover, it offers case studies and self-assessment tests to reinforce concepts.

This book is an excellent resource for private study, professional programs and universities. My only regret is that this text or its companion, "Management Today" were not utilized in any of my undergraduate or graduate management courses.

reviewed by redryder on November 23, 2006 11:21 PM

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