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When you start a new managerial role, there is an inevitable contrast between what you believed you would find and what you’re actually faced with. And Now What? helps you manage this gap between expectation and reality, ensuring that you get off to the best possible start in your new job. This book is structured in two parts, and it begins by offering readers a panoramic perspective of what a ‘landing’ entails in terms of personal self-leadership and managing people and uncertainty. The first part of the book reviews the process of taking charge in your new role, from preparation through to implementation. The second part presents a range of case studies arranged in order of increasing professional responsibility, allowing the reader to take a trip from the first stages of a professional leader’s life to the highest responsibilities of a chairperson’s role – experiencing changes, promotions, exits, internationalizations and take-offs along the way. The most important thing for a leader is not to discover how to motivate, but to better understand their reasons for motivating others. In this way, you can think of the leadership journey as both a personal and a professional adventure.

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This book explains how managers can take charge in new posts, reviewing the phases of the process of taking charge from preparation to implementation, in the environment of a merger or acquisition. It covers managerial traits, managing change, factors that influence management performance, the influence of company culture, and managing people, then offers real cases of leaders in various phases of professional life in different industries. -- Annotation ©2018 * (protoview.com) *

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PREFACE INTRODUCTION: A Personal Adventure
PART ONE: Keys for Taking Charge 1. A New Identity: Developing a Different Perspective 2. Taking Charge and Change: Personal Performance 3. How to Prepare: Taking Charge Effectively 4. Company Culture and Taking Charge: The Role of the Setting 5. People Management: The Core of Taking Charge 6. Landing into a Merger: Putting People First
PART TWO: From Theory to Reality 7. Day to Day Factors 8. First Managerial Stages: Yolanda Cruz in Health and Beauty 9. Changes and Promotions: Reiner Meinhold in Kölner Bank 10. The Second Take Off: People versus Results. Westline 11. Entering Top Management: Sybilla Börjesson in Catek 12. Staying in the Job: General Manager of Contents in VivaVisión 13. A Career in International Landings: Andrés Cardó in Prisa Group 14. The Chairman´s Challenges: Eric Laborde in Pernod Ricard
EPILOGUE: Leading Oneself

And Now What?: A Guide to Leadership and Taking

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      Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 08/12/2017
      ISBN13: 9781787435261, 978-1787435261
      ISBN10: 1787435261

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      Book Synopsis
      When you start a new managerial role, there is an inevitable contrast between what you believed you would find and what you’re actually faced with. And Now What? helps you manage this gap between expectation and reality, ensuring that you get off to the best possible start in your new job. This book is structured in two parts, and it begins by offering readers a panoramic perspective of what a ‘landing’ entails in terms of personal self-leadership and managing people and uncertainty. The first part of the book reviews the process of taking charge in your new role, from preparation through to implementation. The second part presents a range of case studies arranged in order of increasing professional responsibility, allowing the reader to take a trip from the first stages of a professional leader’s life to the highest responsibilities of a chairperson’s role – experiencing changes, promotions, exits, internationalizations and take-offs along the way. The most important thing for a leader is not to discover how to motivate, but to better understand their reasons for motivating others. In this way, you can think of the leadership journey as both a personal and a professional adventure.

      Trade Review
      This book explains how managers can take charge in new posts, reviewing the phases of the process of taking charge from preparation to implementation, in the environment of a merger or acquisition. It covers managerial traits, managing change, factors that influence management performance, the influence of company culture, and managing people, then offers real cases of leaders in various phases of professional life in different industries. -- Annotation ©2018 * (protoview.com) *

      Table of Contents
      PREFACE INTRODUCTION: A Personal Adventure
      PART ONE: Keys for Taking Charge 1. A New Identity: Developing a Different Perspective 2. Taking Charge and Change: Personal Performance 3. How to Prepare: Taking Charge Effectively 4. Company Culture and Taking Charge: The Role of the Setting 5. People Management: The Core of Taking Charge 6. Landing into a Merger: Putting People First
      PART TWO: From Theory to Reality 7. Day to Day Factors 8. First Managerial Stages: Yolanda Cruz in Health and Beauty 9. Changes and Promotions: Reiner Meinhold in Kölner Bank 10. The Second Take Off: People versus Results. Westline 11. Entering Top Management: Sybilla Börjesson in Catek 12. Staying in the Job: General Manager of Contents in VivaVisión 13. A Career in International Landings: Andrés Cardó in Prisa Group 14. The Chairman´s Challenges: Eric Laborde in Pernod Ricard
      EPILOGUE: Leading Oneself

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