MANAGEMENT: Tidbits for the New Millennium!

As a leader, do you feel the need to "think outside the box" when you are stuck behind the 8-ball? As an ethical leader, are you capable of dealing with pressures and complications related to working with members of the opposite sex? Are you willing to set aside your ego and welcome women in the workforce? Do you feel adequately prepared to deal with disaster situations, while focusing on the business continuity and the bottom line? As a leader, do you understand the role and significance of trade unions, while realizing that they can help achieve corporate goals? Do you believe that we can all learn from the Japanese, in terms of getting a different perspective? Do you feel that you will benefit from a basic understanding of the principles underlying leadership and management concepts, instead of merely focusing on being a technician and undermining the importance of a managerial background? Do you realize the importance of effective leadership, ethics, teamwork, motivation and goal congruence? If so, then Management:Tidbits for the New Millennium is a must read! From renowned management consultant Dr. Maxwell S. Pinto comes a revolutionary self-help manual for the workplace. Management: Tidbits for the New Millennium, the third edition of Pinto's highly-successful self-help management series, is meant to provide easy reading for those interested in grasping the essentials of leadership, general management, business ethics, Japanese management, trade unions, women in the workplace, and business continuity planning in a nutshell. The first and second editions of this book were reviewed by businessmen, professionals, students, and others. What follows is a revised edition based on feedback and review by the latter category of individuals. In the new millennium, life in business and elsewhere is expected to be volatile and increasingly complex. The essentials of management were covered in my previous books, namely, The Management Syndrome: How to Deal with It! and Management: Flirting with Disaster! both of which represent detailed approaches to leadership and management and are available through Amazon.com and RoseDog Books Online. This book aims to highlight other areas business ethics, Japanese management, trade unions, women in the workforce, and business continuity planning and to provide management tidbits relating to certain issues faced in the corporate world. You can order a copy of Management: Tidbits for the New Millennium at this online bookstore: Xlibris.com ISBN13 (TP) : 978-1-4257-9358-6 ISBN13 (HB) : 978-1-4257-9360-9 21st Century Management at its Best! "This book has few equals. Even though the author may not be as famous as some of his North American counterparts, he does draw your attention to important management concepts and begs to differ from conventional wisdom, in several instances. I like his approach to discussing the role of women in the workforce and the significance of trade unions in a volatile business environment." ---Mari-jane Sutton, a Management Consultant based in Toronto "Potent, with an eye on the bottom-line!" ---Mary Martija, a vivid reader of management books, 04/11/2008 Informative, precise handling of the important areas of management: teamwork, motivation, ethics, women, trade unions, Japanese approach, business upheavals and so on. What differentiates this text from most others is its ability to cut to the chase, use illustrations and display a sense of humor. Also recommended: The Gods of Management, by Charles Handy, The Fast Forward MBA in Business, by Virginia O´Brien and How to Succeed in Business without a Penis,