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Managing People October 2007 - Free PDF

Wednesday, 17 October 2007

Last Updated: Wednesday, 17 October 2007

An entrepreneur’s biggest problems? Did you pick growth and profits? You were right a few months ago. But not now. Surveys are showing that the biggest concern of chief executives is people, attracting the best ones and retaining them.

It made the choice of topic for October’s special PDF easy: managing people.

Read the top ways to beat the skills shortage — and how to move the wrong people on fast. As the best entrepreneurs know: Hire slowly, fire fast.

Find out how to manage Gen-Ys and what it takes to follow the new rules of leadership.

And read Aunty B’s sage advice from hiring dad to how to deal with employees spending all day on Facebook!

 

Click here for the SmartCompany Managing People PDF

 


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