INDEX

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agenda for meeting

ambition

American Society for Training and Development

analysis of work

Apple

assumptions

audience, speaking to

availability, in management by objectives

average performance

 

basics, and success

batching tasks

Berra, Yogi

Blanchard, Ken

boss, as customer

brainstorming

broken record, in firing process

Buffett, Warren

 

CANEI

celebrations

of success

challenge

checklists

choke point

clarity

communications with

on goals

in management by objectives

commitment, to excellence

communications

breakdown in

clarity in

team spirit and

tools of

when delegating

compensation system

competence

competitive advantage

concentration, mental

concentration of power

constraints

identifying individual

principle of

continuous improvement process

control

costs

decreasing

of meetings

creativity

crisis, functioning in

customers

 

Dale Carnegie course

decision-making

delegating

dependence in work life

development, levels of

distractions

Drucker, Peter

 

economics

effectiveness, starting point for increasing

80/20 rule

for constraints

for meeting agenda

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

employees

being role model to

checking performance of

clarity for

comments about

expectation of best from

firing

quality of

response to firing

selecting for delegated task

team of peak performers

training and development

excellence

achieving personal

expectations, of employee's best

 

fast thinking

feedback, on delegated assignments

firing employees

witness for

focus

on key result areas

on performance

freedom

friendship factor

 

Gates, Bill, Jr.

Gates, Bill, Sr.

The Goal (Goldratt)

goals

of brainstorming

determining

obstacles to

of team

Goldratt, Eliyahu, The Goal

The Greatest Management Principle in the World (LeBoeuf)

 

Hawthorne effect

hiring

including others in decisions

Rule of Three

SWAN formula for

hours of work, increasing

Human Resource Executive

 

improvement

incentives

incompetent employees, firing

independence in work life

information gathering, in problem solving

innovation

input, multiplying

interdependence in work life

interfering, with delegated task

 

job description

job interview

 

Kahneman, Daniel

Thinking, Fast and Slow

Kennedy, Dan

key result areas, focus on

 

Law of Four

Law of Three

leader, for brainstorming

leading by example

learnable skills

LeBoeuf, Michael, The Greatest Management Principle in the World

likability

in negotiators

Lombardi, Vince

loneliness of command

 

management

as inexact science

measurement-based

open-door

vital functions

management by exception

management by objectives

manager

definition of

loneliness of command

success of

managerial leverage

managerial revolution

measuring

meetings

action-oriented

agenda for

avoiding dominating

punctuality for

types of

mission, of team

misunderstandings, avoiding when delegating

motivation

 

NASA

negotiating

Law of Four in

making changes

new ideas, presenting slowly

 

objectives, writing

obstacles to performance, removing

Olympic Committee

one-on-one communication

open-door management

organization

development

strength of

organizing

for brainstorming

Osborn, Alex

 

Parkinson's Law

patience, in communications

people growth

performance

focus on

vs. politics

removing obstacles

reviews

standards of

planning

for firing

politics, vs. performance

power concentration

presentations to group

priorities

problem solving

cutting losses

process, in communications

productivity

profit and loss

progress, reviewing for delegated work

public speaking

punctuality for meetings

 

quality

standards for

 

recorder, for brainstorming

removing obstacles

repetitive tasks, batching

reporting

respect

responsibility

for tasks

results-oriented effort

revenues

reviewing progress, for delegated task

rewards

Riley, Pat

role model, becoming

Romney, Mitt

Rule of Three

 

Samsung

selecting employee for delegated task

self-confidence

self-esteem

senior executives, qualities needed

72-hour rule

severance pay

skills, learnable

slow thinking

in negotiations

smartphones

solutions to problems

staff, as customer

standards

setting as role model

standards of performance

Stanford Graduate School of Business

success

celebrating

as motivator

supervising

SWAN formula, for hiring

 

tasks

assigning responsibility for

batching

completion

team

building

of peak performers

working as

team spirit, and communications

technological revolution

telemarketers, rewards

tempo of work

Thinking, Fast and Slow (Kahneman)

thinking on paper

time management

in meetings

Time Out for Mental Digestion

Toastmasters International

training and development

 

Ueberroth, Peter

unique contribution

 

variance

 

walking the talk

Walmart

warmth

Wells Fargo Bank

Western Electric Hawthorne Works

win-win solution

witness, of firing

work efforts, average

work environment

work habits

determining

setting example

written communication