4th Edition

Managing People A Practical Guide for Front-line Managers

192 Pages 14 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

192 Pages 14 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

192 Pages 14 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

This updated and exciting fourth edition of Managing People: A Practical Guide for Front-Line Managers addresses the growing needs of front-line managers who are not themselves specialists in personnel management but whose roles require them to have these skills. A growing trend over the last two decades has given these managers an increasing amount of responsibility of direct line management,... Read more

1.Managing people in the twenty-first century  2.Managing yourself  3.The recruitment cycle  4.Getting the best out of people  5.Learning and development  6.Leading teams and groups  7.Performance Management  8.Managing Challenging Situations  9.The Regulation of Behaviour at Work  10.Operating in a World of Change

Biography

Rosemary Thomson was a senior lecturer at the Open University Business School, UK. She was the author of the first two editions of this book before she sadly passed away in 1998. Her husband, Andrew Thomson, has worked with Eileen Arney to prepare this new edition

Eileen Arney is a lecturer in Management at The Open University, UK. Eileen has previously worked as a senior civil servant in the Home Office, including as Assistant Director of National Police Training. She has also worked in specialist HR and recruitment roles and as an Executive Coach

Andrew Thomson is Emeritus Professor at The Open University, UK where he was the first Dean of the Open University Business School (1988-93), after working in Unilever and at Glasgow University. He is authoring this edition on behalf of his late wife, Rosemary Thomson

‘Those new to management and struggling with the challenges of managing people for the first time will find this highly practical book an invaluable aid to understanding both the role of specialist HR departments, and a manager's own responsibilities concerning the many people-related challenges they are likely to face.’Sheila Cameron, Associate Lecturer, Open University, UK