The Making of a CEO: Helping You Deal With The Issues of Runing Your Company (Its Lonely At The Top Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (978 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01AGK3W1W |
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| Number of Pages | : | 239 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-05 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Put his experience to work for you.. But to navigate your company to the best of your abilities, you can’t always go it alone. Your employees rely on you—and so do your customers. Targeting his advice to leaders of small and midsize, Viva shows how to evaluate yourself and your decision-making process to see if you are doing what’s best for your organization.In easy-to-read, simple language, Viva demonstrates how to set goals, communicate effectively and empower your employees. Also included are sections on family businesses and planning for your successor, as well as a business owner’s personal roadmap and exit planning questionnaire.Viva, the founder and president of V&A Management LLC, a consulting business dedicated to helping small and midsize businesses, has more than twenty years of top corporate management experience in large and small companies. Viva wants to be your coach.The Making of a CEO; Helping You Deal With The Issues Of Running Your Company gives you practical tips for effectively running your business. As a CEO you have a lot riding on you. Management expert Oswald R. There’s a lot on your shoulders when you’re at the top of a business
"A CEO's must read" according to Robert Goedjen. Probably the most comprehensive book on managing a successful enterprise I have ever read. As a business consultant for SCORE I see hundreds of clients each year and see the problems and issues they face and their barriers to fixing them. I believe this book offers solutions to all of the general and specific problems a business faces both on a day to day basis, but also long term. This book does an outstanding job of indicating the individual steps and planning that goes into overcoming those problems and getting on track. The author draws from his very consider