The Rise Of The Player Manager by Joy Palmer

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The Rise Of The Player Manager by Joy Palmer

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Millions of workers are trying to lead teams while maintaining their own performance, often without management training. This volume aims to help those overburdened with such responsibilities manage a team while keeping their edge as a producer.

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The Rise Of The Player Manager by Joy Palmer

All but ignored by management theory, more and more employees are being asked to combine management and production responsibilities. Millions of workers are trying to lead teams while maintaining their own performance, often without management training. The result too often is enormous stress, unnecessary workloads and feelings of helplessness. Player Manager sets out to explain how to manage a team while maintaining your edge as a producer. Using a blend of historical analysis, personal experience and detailed case studies, Augar and Palmer have produced a practical guide to the central dilemma in the lives of the most ambitious and capable people in the modern work place: the player managers.
Philip Augar ended his career in finance as head of broking at Schroders, where his reputation was described by one insider as "awesome" (Financial Times). He is the author of The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism (Allen Lane, 2000). Joy Palmer is a management consultant and author. This is her first book for Penguin.
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ISBN 13 9780140286656
ISBN 10 0140286659
Title The Rise Of The Player Manager
Author Joy Palmer
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Penguin Books Ltd
Year published 2002-07-04
Number of pages 336
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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