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GOOD
MANNERS
QUICK-START
AND USEFUL ADVICE
FOR BUSINESSPEOPL,
SENIOR OFFICIALS
AND NOT ONLY
Author
B. Draguns
The
approximate number
of words 24 000
Sketch
of a cover,
proposed by the author
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Abstract
This
book is an attempt to put in a small volume the maximum amount of information
and not to limit it, in this case, to a simple list of rules and regulations.
The
book is written for men and women of any nationality, for all who are
interested in good manners.
Utilising
the experience of communicating with different people and some leadership
training, the author gives advice to those interested in business organizations,
as well as for professionals – managers of any rank, from a sales
representative to a director of a company. Therefore, the emphasis in
the book is placed on the manager, that is, the person who is more responsible
than his subordinates. Consequently, the rules and regulations are more
stringent and are somewhat different from what canan ordinary mortal
can afford.
This
approach, in the author's opinion, is interesting and can be used by
an "ordinary mortal", at least for the simple reason to find
out why the head cannot act in the same way as his subordinates.
A
separate chapter is dedicated to the "basic principles of managers'
behaviour".
The
book was written in Russia and re-edited after 11 years of life in England. |
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In Russian You can download
by clicking on the picture
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The
author has publications:
1.
The Book “Your computer for home and office at a minimum cost.”
Paperback in English ISBN 978-0-9576598-0-3 Published: UK London. 2012.
Publisher: Sergejevs.
The approximate number of words 30 000
2.
The Book “Your computer for home and office at a minimum cost.”
Paperback in Russian ISBN 978-0-9576598-2-7 Published: UK London. 2012.
Publisher: Sergejevs.
The approximate number of words 26 000
3.
The Book “Mannerliness. Short course. And useful recommendations.
For the business executives and not only”
Paperback in Russian ISBN 978-0-9576598-4-1 Published: UK London. 2014.
Publisher: Sergejevs.
The approximate number of words 28 000 |
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