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Synopsis
Designed to supplement courses in organizational behavior, principles of management, human resource management, human relations, supervision and applied psychology.
The only text available devoted exclusively to the development of interpersonal skills, this completely self-contained program provides an action-oriented approach in which students actually practice skills behavior.
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Training in Interpersonal Skills (TIPS) was one of the first interpersonal-skills training packages for management students. Since its original publication, college and university management faculty have increasingly come to recognize the importance of developing interpersonal skill competencies in their students. Dr. Milton Blood, a former professor and now an executive with the Association for Management Education, explains why management skills training has gained in popularity over more traditional theory building:
- Leadership sounds like an applied topic, but its classroom presentation can leave students no better prepared to lead... The business school graduate needs to lead, not trace the history of leadership research. (Similarly) the graduate needs to motivate, not compare and contrast six different theories of motivation.
- By developing and practicing the interpersonal skills in this book, students can learn to lead and motivate others. In addition, they will master other vital interpersonal skills in the areas of communication, team building, and problem solving.
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- PublisherPearson College Div
- Publication date1998
- ISBN 10 0130202258
- ISBN 13 9780130202253
- BindingHardcover
- LanguageEnglish
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