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People Practics

17 Practical Tactics for Business & Nonprofit Success

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Pages
266
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Accent on Words Press

About

What is a business or nonprofit? A collection of people with a goal in mind. That's why People Practics focuses primarily on the people side of organizations, providing 17 categories of "practical tactics" for managing the workers in your business or nonprofit as well as for understanding and managing your organization overall. These are, proven techniques that can make your business thrive.
People Practics covers everything from employee motivation to teamwork to conflict resolution to best practices in leadership to improving organizational culture to strategic planning and process improvement to organizational research and data collection to marketing, and more.
These practical tips come from 13 members of a graduate cohort who were often required to work as a team as we earned doctorates in organizational psychology. Our aim is to pass on useful knowledge about how to make organizations work better. But, this information doesn't only come from what we learned in grad school. It's also based, on what we know, from our years of experience as business and nonprofit leaders, entrepreneurs, and consultants.
This book is primarily based on business experience, business sense, and common sense, and it's meant to be readable to the average businessperson, business owner, and business or nonprofit leader.
It's intended to be user-friendly-the kind of business book that you pick up looking for great advice for how to make your business or nonprofit more effective, easier to run, and, ultimately, successful. It's a plus that these ideas are fully backed by really great research.

Related Subjects

  • Workplace Culture
  • Business & Economics
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Leadership
  • Organizational Behavior

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