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The Rules of Management: A Definitive Code for Managerial Success (Richard Templar's Rules)
by Richard Templar
from Reuters Prentice Hall
Customer Reviews:
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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 
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Don't waste your money 
I am so sorry I bought this book. It does not contain anything new. There are better books on the subject. Save your money for better authors!
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Lots of good advice for manager - new and old 
I first saw this book while waiting for a plane somewhere in the world. It struck me as a book that was full of handy useful hints for managers - and it absolutely is! It's not in my everyday read list but I keep it around so I can periodically flick through and see how I can apply a new technique in my everyday work. Great book!
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Are these really rules? 
The Rules Of Management
by Richard Templa
Richard Templa in The Rules Of Management sets out to write the "unwritten" rules of management - the things they don't teach in training courses and management textbooks. He suggests that readers will know all or most of the content already "Yes, it is all really bleeding obvious", but many will not be applying the rules on a regular basis. Templa's aim is to have the reader think a little more about each rule and ask "whether or not you do it". The book... more info
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Short and sweet
I have read many management books, and many are great. However, what I like most about this book is that it is short and sweet. You can open it at any chapter, read it while having your first cup of coffee, and get some ideas (or reminders) about why you are a manager and why your employees are not.
Each short chapter addresses a separate management issue. Sometimes we're so busy being managers, doing the work, that we forget that we ARE the managers. It's our job to help others do the work...in our... more info
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