
A short story about a young man searching for an effective manager and the three techniques he learns
by Ken Blanchard & Spencer Johnson
William Morrow published The One Minute Manager in 1982, and it appeared on the New York Times bestseller list shortly after. The book is a short story about a young man searching for an effective manager. He eventually meets a manager known as The One Minute Manager and learns three techniques: one-minute goals, one-minute praisings and one-minute reprimands, renamed one-minute redirects in the 2015 edition.
A young man looking for an effective manager, and the manager he meets.
The workplace, told as a short story of about 112 pages.
Wikipedia cites UMass Magazine (2019) for 15 million copies sold and 47 languages. A sequel, Leadership and the One Minute Manager, followed in 1985, and Time listed the book among the 25 Most Influential Business Management Books.
Brisk and practical.
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