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Book Description

Many new managers rely too heavily on the technical or problem-solving strengths that have propelled them upward and fail to understand that new skills are required to continue to be effective as managers. The problem arises for both individual and organizational reasons and results in many managers failing to make the transitions required to deal with the increasing complexity they face. When this happens, many managers whose careers have been full of promise stumble and derail. This title will assist managers in the pursuit to continue to be successful leaders in their organizations.

Table of Contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Table of Contents
  5. How to Use Preventing Derailment
  6. Introduction
  7. How Executives Develop
  8. Those Who Derail
  9. The Process of Derailment
  10. Derailment: The Individual Face
  11. Michelle
  12. Developing Michelle
  13. But What About Sexism?
  14. Derailment: The Organizational Face
  15. Feedback on an Effectiveness and Derailment Profile
  16. Increasing Variety of Experience for Managers
  17. Becoming an Active Learner
  18. Conclusion
  19. References
  20. Appendix
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