Harvard Business Review Manager's Handbook: The 17 Skills Leaders Need to Stand Out
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Harvard Business Review Manager’s Handbook: The 17 Skills Leaders Need to Stand Out

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Become a standout leader with the Harvard Business Review Manager’s Handbook. This essential guide provides 17 key skills, from strategic thinking and financial analysis to emotional intelligence and team leadership. Packed with practical advice, real-world examples, and self-assessments, it’s your go-to resource for mastering management challenges and achieving career success. ISBN: 9781633691247

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  • ISBN-13: 9781633691247
  • Publisher: Harvard Business School Press
  • Publisher Imprint: Harvard Business School Press
  • Height: 157 mm
  • No of Pages: 336
  • Series Title: HBR Handbooks
  • Width: 234 mm
  • ISBN-10: 1633691241
  • Publisher Date: 03 Jan 2017
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: Y
  • Spine Width: 35 mm
  • Weight: 498 gr

17 reviews for Harvard Business Review Manager’s Handbook: The 17 Skills Leaders Need to Stand Out

  1. Jaipal Kumar –

    Decent book. Good coverage of topics. Useful but not groundbreaking. If you are looking for a good starting point this is it.

  2. Aayushi Dobhal –

    Great resource! It’s clear, concise, and actionable. The perfect handbook for anyone looking to improve their management skills.

  3. Priyanshi Madan –

    Excellent! This book is packed with actionable advice. The self-assessments were particularly insightful. A must-have for any manager.

  4. Abhishek Kumar Thakur –

    A bit dry, but full of information. Good reference material. Practical advice that can be immediately implemented. I liked it.

  5. Venkateshapperumal R –

    Disappointed. I expected more depth. It skims the surface of important topics. It can be a starting point, but not a complete guide.

  6. Prateek Verma –

    I expected more from Harvard Business Review. The content is average and not as insightful as I hoped. It’s okay. Not the best.

  7. Rishav Jha –

    A solid overview of essential management skills. Some concepts felt a bit basic, but overall a helpful resource for new managers. Worth the read.

  8. Aditya Raj –

    I found the book to be very helpful, especially the chapters on financial analysis. It has good structure and flow. I recommend it.

  9. Shiv Sharma –

    Too generic. Lacks specific industry insights. Okay for beginners, but experienced managers won’t find much new information. It felt repetitive.

  10. Aishwarya –

    A practical guide with useful templates and checklists. Easy to understand and apply to my daily work. I will be using it frequently.

  11. Anonymous –

    Useful for a broad overview, but not detailed enough for complex situations. Good starting point, but not a complete resource.

  12. Anubhav Sharma –

    The handbook is comprehensive but dense. I appreciated the real-world examples, but found it hard to digest in one sitting. Good for reference.

  13. Soumya Chandhok –

    It has some good skills defined. Overall this is a great book and I would recommend this book for those looking to excel.

  14. Nishita Mathur –

    A good refresher on key management principles. Some sections were more useful than others. Overall, a valuable addition to my library.

  15. Sachin Sanjay Kakad –

    The emotional intelligence section was the most impactful for me. A well-rounded handbook for developing essential management skills.

  16. Kapil Yadav –

    This book provides real-life examples, and it is very helpful. It is worth the buy! It has great analysis and team leadship.

  17. Manav Khanna –

    Very helpful guide with great examples. I recommend to anyone stepping into management role.

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