Full Description
This informative and humorous A to Z of management in FE includes over fifty entries, from key terms in management theory to exemplary figures in FE and current trends. Realistic and helpful, entries range from benchmarking and funding, right through to mergers, paperwork and quality. Whether you've just been newly appointed to an FE management role or are an experienced manager wanting a quick update, this book is for you.
Contents
Introduction; Themes; A is for Accountability; A is for John Adair; A is for Appraisal; A is for Authenticity; B is for Benchmarking; B is for Warren Bennis; B is for Bullying; C is for Change; C is for the Cinderella sector; C is for Consult or Control; D is for Delegation; D is for Disciplinary; D is for Peter Drucker; E is for Emotional Intelligence; E is for Equal Opportunities; F is for Feedback; F is for Foster Report; F is for Funding; G is for Getting Organized; H is for Charles Handy; H is for Heroines and Heroes of FE; H is for Human Resources; I is for Inspection; I is for Interviews; J is for JFDI; K is for Kanter; L is for Leadership; M is for Managing Upwards; M is for Market; M is for Meetings. M is for Mentoring and Coaching; M is for Mergers; M is for 'Middle Child'?; M is for Mission Statement; N is for Negotiation; O is for Objectives; P is for Paperwork; P is for Performance Management; P is for Politics; P is for Colin Powell; Q is for Quality; R is for Recruitment; R is for Respect; S is for Selection; S is for Shackleton; S is for Silver Book; S is for Stress; S is for Succession Crisis; T is for Transformational Leadership; U is for Updating; V is for Vice Principal; W is for Walking Around; W is for White Papers and other milestones; X is for X-Men; Y is for You; Z is for Zero Tolerance; And finally....P is for Postscript; Organisation chart; Useful References.