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By Oliver Ibelshauser (More) • Stephen Lamprecht (More) • Wolfgang Hanfstein (More) • Last updated on October 29.01.2018, XNUMX • First published on 29.01.2018/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 5240 readers, 1364 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
Teamwork is considered difficult, exhausting and unproductive. What is often missing is the right method for collaborating different minds to organize and to structure.
The remedy creates Business Model Canvas – and here is the book for it. Hardly any idea has in the Welt of business administration in recent years, such as the Business Model Canvas. Authors Tim Clark and Bruce Hazen illustrate the connection of Strategy (business model) and internal processes.
Objective of this book is to anchor system thinking at all levels of the company, through which all departments and Employees as a unit (“interdependent teamwork”).
But what exactly is behind Business Model Canvas? One thing is certain: the idea came at the right time fast to understand and easy to apply.
The reason is simple: who wants to be a cog in the machine? We want that Sinn see and feel our work! Tim Clark and Bruce Hazen show how Executives to each employee using the Business Model Canvas Eyes can lead to, thereby contributing to business success. And at company, department and team level.
“Business Models for Teams” provides the urgently needed tool for the most demanding management tasks of our time: Training to be part of an independent team and to align your own employees in interaction with others towards the corporate goal. This cultural change from “I” to “We” is successful clear easier when everyone involved has a common picture!
And Business Model Canvas does not work with lengthy written explanations, but also speaks more visually thinking ones People at. This book, itself a team product, uses the underlying model and principles but takes them to another level of meaning. Because this is about the cooperation within a team and its Guide.
It is not just the content that makes the book so special, but also its genesis.
225 people from 38 nations helped with the writing and the revision, as the chapter drafts were made available online and reviewed and discussed over a period of 15 months. Teamwork at its best.
The knowledge of Business Model Canvas is not a prerequisite for reading this book, because the authors take the time and space to first give a brief introduction to the underlying principles.
Thereafter, progressively from the bigger to the smallest progressed. First, it's about designing and analyzing organizations with this model. Afterwards, the model is applied to the modeling of teams and finally to their own position determination.
The outstanding thing about this beautifully designed book is without a doubt that it is not about theory-heavy explanations, but all examples come from the heart of life. Even turning the pages makes Lust on it, the Technology apply.
Also the compilation of Industries and tasks convinced. Which book can claim to have reconciled software development and the use case gastronomy?
The book concludes with a structured application guide that helps the reader prepare for meetings to create Business Model Canvas. Again, examples from the practice were thought.
publisher and authors to earn equal praise for this book, which is designed to be as instructive as it is sensational. A very good practical guide.
There is a great deal of debate about leadership styles. Not about leadership. Because whoever has to do with employees has to do with hiring and firing, with criticism, with target agreement discussions and with conflicts. So with the whole topic “leadership in Everyday life” from top to bottom.
With the “Practical Guide to Employee Management”, managers can jump right into the middle of the fray. Not a high theory, but crystal-clear instructions for tricky and everyday management situations. The book is roughly divided into two parts.
In the first part, Lorenz and Rohrschneider discuss the essential leadership techniques. Reduced all chapters to the essentials, a concentrate of helpful techniques.
In the second, more comprehensive part of the book, there are then handy instructions for very real operational situations.
Example: Every executive knows that every occupation requires the utmost professionalism. Otherwise, you quickly bind yourself to years of problems. But professional life is that the staffing is just then somehow pushed in between. Exactly for such cases have Michael Lorenz and Uta Rohrschneider written this practice manual.
Pragmatic all important leadership situations are treated. From target agreement talks to warnings to termination. Within a few minutes, you have the correct instructions ready with this practical manual - look at the register.
The two psychologists have been working for years in an advisory capacity Companys. You can see this experience in the book. Especially in the last chapter “emergency case”:
Here you will find important behavioral rules for major challenges (serious mistakes of management, mass redundancies, dismissal of good employees, long illness-related failure).
The icing on the cake is the enclosed CD-ROM. It is installed within two minutes and clearly provides all Checklists and interview guides – for example, to quickly create good requirement profiles draw up, or to conduct job interviews. The CD-ROM even offers a complete interview guide!
How does leadership succeed? In “The Art of Leadership”, 39 successful managers from both the profit and non-profit sectors tell what is important.
Which principles are important for top managers? And what are your key findings with regard to successful leadership?
An interesting look over the shoulders of others, inviting comparisons of how to do it yourself and ideas there, for new waysthat you could try out in leadership work.
There is no universal principle for successful leadership that can be imposed as a template for companies of all sizes. However, certain ingredients can be identified that, in variable proportions by weight, result in a tasty recipe.
Consultant Michael Patak and sociologist Ruth Simsa have 39 managers from profit and non-profit companies / organizations in their book “Kunststückführung”
asked for their personal ideas, experiences and principles.
The fact that the authors are not aiming for crisp quotations from the economic celebrities à la Winterkorn, Zetsche or Fitschen, but to ask the rather unknown top managers (from Germany, Austria, Switzerland), does the book very well.
Here report managers who derive their leadership principles directly from the Daily Business - empirically successful, not from theory.
Erich Schönleitner, managing director of the Pfeiffer food retail group, swears by the “paradoxical intervention”, representing the opposite theory, for example to manage crises (or not allow them to arise at all).
Barbara Weber from Amnesty International Austria pleads for “light understandable and concise texts” to achieve strategic goals forms and a common understanding Team bring about.
The right Balance When it comes to bold management decisions, Wolfgang Niessner from Gebrüder Weiss demands “between humility and arrogance”. Markus Wolgram from the Deutsche Bahn Academy advises managers to let go more often.
This benefits the team and the manager who “makes their time management less self-exploiting”.
The collection of ideas from the 39 essays is rounded off by 9
Reflections and reviews by psychologists, physicians and philosophers who comment on the models presented at the end of the book from their perspective.
Short and concise, the book brings together a large number of different formulas for success for good leadership. Above all Boy Managers can pick the raisins for their own work from the short essays.
And now we have reviewed a highly recommended leadership guide for young managers for you. What actually constitutes good leadership?
In their book "Leadership Competence", the three authors Michael Pellny, Jill Schmelcher, and Anna Beinlich offer a didactically well-prepared mix of methodology, Basics social and professional Expertise and practical know-how.
Young executives in particular, who are thrown into the “cold management water” as a result of promotions, find the guidelines for everyday management in this Ask for employee motivation, for change and conflict management.
When the authors overwrite leadership work with “moving people”, they make it clear that good team leaders should above all expand their social skills, because there is rarely a lack of professional competence.
Pellny, Schmelcher and Beinlich therefore primarily train social and communication skills in their book. Active listening, team building processes and Konflikt- Escalations are on the program.
The Background The idea of an ideal guiding culture is conveyed in a clear and practical way, often in the form of small diagrams and concise tips that can be implemented immediately, as in the case of change management processes.
The authors explain in great detail how you, as a young manager, can get renegade employees out of the “refusal dungeon”.
Namely with concrete help: "What do you need to take part?". However, you should never question decisions you have made if you are faced with headwinds. Otherwise verlieren your credibility and reputation.
“Leadership Competence” is a rock-solid management seminar that teaches young department heads the theoretical and practical basics of efficient leadership.
Finally, we will discuss an extremely successful book for prospective managers and old hands. Leadership is brought to the point here, because the book ties directly to the practical knowledge of managers.
This book describes 30 fundamental challenges in leadership work in practice. Somewhere in the first few pages of the foreword there is the wise sentence that, of course, as a leader in a company, there is no shame in making mistakes and learning from them.
But it is even better to leave these mistakes to others and still use them for your own Tasks to draw the right conclusions. This is exactly what the book “Führen live” by the team of authors Thomas Saller, Johannes Sattler and Ben MacKenzie is about.
Using 30 case studies, they examine typical management problems. Young and experienced managers talk about conflicts and challenges in business days and explain which instruments have proved to be helpful.
Basketball players talk about team motivation, young managers talk about the diverging expectations of new employees, and old hands talk about "uncomfortable personnel decisions".
The case studies are quite different, but the approach of the authors is uniform: they always first let the respective manager describe the case and then Solution derive.
This is followed by an analysis with learning characteristics, in which the most important management methods and tools are discussed in the respective context. This makes appetite for better management work and gives young Leaders almost at least the know-how they need to have a lasting good job.
In the analyzes of the examples presented, the authors show what they have in mind. And this is the small and the great one of leadership knowledge. Almost casually the most important theories of leadership are conveyed here. For example:
“Theory” is always presented here so that you can everyday management can be implemented in an action-oriented manner. The advice, tips and theories will stick with readers. With their case studies, the authors tie in directly with the background experience of executives.
The book “Leading live” delivers an important message almost in passing: It shows managers that they are not dealing with individual problems, but with structural challenges. An important step towards a more relaxed relationship with the management job.
The book also awaits a whole series of practical tips for day-to-day management. For example, for the following situations:
“Lead Live” is a lesson in exemplary management work. Based on real cases, the authors show which ideas and tools can be used to master the majority of managerial tasks. Valuable book!
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Oliver Ibelshäuser is a journalist and owner of the editorial office Text und Vision. He was a senior editor for various computer magazines, has worked for Microsoft, among other things, in localization, authored IT specialist books and advises companies on IT security issues. He is also a lecturer at a private school in Munich. As editor of the review portal Roter-Reiter, he regularly writes reviews. All texts by Oliver Ibelshäuser.
Stephan Lamprecht is a journalist and editor at Management-Journal.de. He has been working successfully as a specialist book author since the mid-80s and has specialized in IT, e-commerce and advice. In his professional career, the father of three has also held positions in middle and senior management in the finance and IT industries. He not only writes specialist articles and creates content for companies, but also develops communication concepts. The avid ice hockey fan has a pronounced preference for business and management books. As an editor at the Management Journal, he regularly reviews current specialist books. All texts by Stephan Lamprecht.
Wolfgang Hanfstein is among other things co-founder and editor-in-chief of Managementbuch.de, the leading bookstore for executives, entrepreneurs and the self-employed. Wolfgang Hanfstein is co-founder and editor-in-chief of the review magazines Managementbuch-Review.de and www.roter-reiter.de. as well as from Managementbuch.de, the leading bookstore for executives, entrepreneurs and the self-employed. For many years he has been evaluating and reviewing the relevant new publications in the areas of business, management and self-management. To do this, he combs through the programs of all the major publishers with the editorial team of Managementbuch.de. With the aim of guiding readers to the right book quickly. And to win a lot of readers for good books. All texts by Wolfgang Hanfstein.
Organizational development is a very exciting topic, thank you for this book tip!
For executives who are in a tricky situation, a book of this kind can be helpful. It makes at least the management again able to act and thus is already accomplished much. But in numerous practical situations, it is always clear to me that executives often think too complicated. The right solution is often much easier than imagined. A clear and valued communication, which clarifies what the common goal is and what must happen next, so that this goal is achieved, works miracles. Often managers fail to take their employees on the common path because they assume that the employees know where the goal lies.
Dear Mrs. Dederichs,
since you are right, communication is, in many cases, the key to success, but unfortunately it is too often forgotten that you have not clearly communicated.
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A really very interesting article. The management concept is very diverse. As the umbrella term, this means the function of the company management. For this reason, the concept of enterprise control is often also applicable. On the other hand, the management of the company can be subdivided into individual areas. There are a number of possible subdivisions. The management areas are dependent on the size and the organization of a company, the organization already resulting from the area of organizational management / management. A targeted division and management of the management areas is decisive for the success of a company. The management understanding is the basic building block of a successful company future.
Hello Mr. Kiel, thanks for the exciting execution. You are welcome to write a guest contribution to this topic, please refer to Contact> Authors' Note.
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Who wants to lead, needs above all a personal concept, as described by Prof. Lay or Father Grün. Performing according to the Ceckliste and Fachbuch is on the one hand comfortable and secures the job of the executive staff on the other hand. What is written in the book can not be wrong.
Hello Zorem,
I agree with you, the often fundamental problem is personality. Bad bosses are usually less characterized by a lack of good advice than by a lack of leadership skills. Changing this is not impossible, but it is much more difficult.
Nevertheless, I believe that such a guide makes sense for some: I imagine the specialist who is suddenly promoted due to excellent performance - and then searches for information and leadership techniques. But as I said: a book like this cannot be an all-round carefree free ticket, of course.
@ Simone Janson: Completely correct, the book does not solve all the problems. But it solves the one that promises to solve it, perfect!
I'm always shocked at how many executives just stumble into their job and then plunge themselves and others into misery - simply because they have never learned the little 1 × 1 of leadership. This is also not taught at any university! Outside of the corporations that are relatively well structured in terms of further training, things often look rather poor. And for those people who have been thrown into the deep end, this book is a godsend. Because it offers tools that can be implemented quickly.
But now I'm going to praise again :)
Personally, I am always somewhat skeptical about such omissions: ME, there is no round solution, which covers all problems optimally. Never.
But here every author has his own opinion!
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