KEY LEARNING POINTS
Management is a two-way street. Learning to manage your boss will not only put you in the driver’s seat it can also attract the attention of bigger bosses and pave the way for a move up the ladder. Here’s a sample of what you’ll learn:

• Discover that management is a two-way street.
• Identify “types” of leadership styles.
• Recognize the power of position and how to deal with it effectively.
• Identify the obstacles that will keep you from relating better with your boss.
• Understand you from their point of view.
• Learn how to identify a good boss and a bad boss.
• Gain the ability to understand what your boss really needs.
• Make meetings with your boss more productive.

DESCRIPTION
Do you view your boss as the “ultimate authority” in your work life? Do you think of management as a one-way street with your boss giving all the directions and you doing all the driving? It doesn’t have to be that way.

It means understanding and respecting your boss’s power and position, while showing him or her that you are a dependable and trustworthy ally. It means consciously working with your boss in ways that benefit you both. Wouldn’t you love to make both your job easier, and at the same time, build your personal power base to help you get where you want to go? Wouldn’t it be great to identify your boss’s “style,” and then maneuver like a pro within that framework? Order online here on our secure Web site, call us toll
free at 1-800-258-7246 or fax us at 1-913-432-0824.