Pfeiffer's Classic Inventories, Questionnaires, and Surveys for Training and Development
The Most Enduring, Effective, and Valuable Assessments for Developing Managers and Leaders
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Word Count
144,000 words, Guess
Page Count
576 pages
Physical Format
Ring-bound
Identifiers
- ISBN-100787974692
- ISBN-139780787974695
- Goodreads2807967
- OCLC Control Number57444060
- Better World Books9780787974695
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL8149328M
Classifications
- LCCHF5549.5.T7
- LCCHD57.7 .G78 2004
Description
This volume gathers the very best leadership and management-related assessments, instruments, and surveys from the acclaimed Pfeiffer annuals. Written for consultants, training directors, and human resource professionals charged with leadership and management development, each tool presented in the collection includes the background needed for understanding, presenting, and using that particular tool. This important resource also includes interpretive information, scales, and scoring sheets as well as reliability and validity data. It is divided into three sections: beliefs and values includes assessments that help managers examine and evaluate the underlying views and attitudes that shape their behavior and their approach to the leadership role. This section contains self-scoring questionnaires that will shed light on a manger's personal values and beliefs. Present performance offers instruments that allow individuals to assess their own current performance, as well as instruments that reveal what that performance looks like to others. This section's assessments provide information useful in a variety of training and development applications. Managing the organization contains surveys and instruments that examine the climate factors that influence or dictate the behavior of every manager in the organization, regardless of what any particular training program may encourage them to do. Trainers and human resources professionals will find that the assessments in this volume create a complete toolbox that can enrich, personalize, and deepen training, development, and intervention designs.
First Sentence
The effectiveness of the manager depends on both the content of the interaction and the manager's style.
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