The Leadership Development Tool Kit: Redesigning Your Leadership Development Template To Drive Individual And Organizational Change by Michael Sampson & Faswilla Sampson - Book Review

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Book - The Leadership Development Tool Kit: Redesigning Your Leadership Development Template To Drive Individual And Organizational Change

Authors - Michael Sampson & Faswilla Sampson

Publisher - Serapis Bey Publishing

Genre - Business Organization Skills, Self-Help

Format - Kindle

Pages - 148

My Rating - 4.2 / 5 ⭐


My Review -

In a company, if you are a team's subordinate, have you regularly felt awkward in talking or addressing your lead? You have worked so much yet sense that your corporation is limiting your growth? You must have recently set up a modest start-up but, you are questioning if you'll perform as a great team manager, or you must be discovering one. Worry not! The solution to all your problems is in this work.

A non-fiction, self-help title, with only 148 pages, has nine information-packed sections on the quality & want of leadership toolkits with five self-accessing appendixes at the end, closed off with the reference list. The volume is more extended to the small & medium scaled enterprises where not enough attention is provided to leadership development practice due to capital or time restrictions.

This is an excellent book that supplies a filled description of all the leadership development aims. Not simply the companies, but people can get awareness to grow in all professional perspectives. The elucidations are furnished in layman style so that everyone can understand the texts quite easily. Not merely that, but it's really accurate & makes it all so relatable to everyone.

Do not delay choosing this book if you desire to see the characteristics of a bona fide boss in yourself or your related people; it will surely assist in developing the career & extending the goals.

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