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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Managing

Book • 1985

Managing by Harold Geneen with Alvin Moscow is a study in management methods most commonly associated with the 1970s.

The book is part biographical, detailing Geneen's career and his successful management techniques that transformed ITT into a giant conglomerate.

It also delves into management theory, providing insights and practical advice on effective management practices.

Mentioned by

Dave Stachowiak

Elizabeth Lotardo

Mentioned in 17 episodes

Mentioned as the focus of the discussion, with

Melody Wilding

sharing insights from it on managing workplace dynamics.

How to Get Everything You Want at Work

Mentioned by

Dave Stachowiak

as the topic of the podcast episode and recommended for its insights on visibility.

723: Create Visibility for Your Work, with Melody Wilding

Mentioned by

Ryan Hawk

as the author's most recent book and the main topic of discussion.

625: Melody Wilding - Effectively Managing Up, Designing Your 1:1s, Getting Paid What You're Worth, Creating The 1 Pagers, & Earning The Triple Win

Mentioned by

Pete McItus

as the author of the book, which is the subject of the podcast episode.

1038: Getting What You Need from Your Boss through Managing Up with Melody Wilding

Recommended by

Todd Henry

as a guide on how to manage your manager and navigate workplace dynamics.

Mentioned by

Tim Houlihan

as the author of the book.

The 10 Conversations You Need to Master at Work | Melody Wilding

Mentioned as a book written by

Melody Wilding

to help listeners master essential workplace conversations.

126: Melody Wilding — How to Manage Up and 5 Conversations to Have with Your Boss

Mentioned by

Johnny Zubak

as the author of the book discussed in the podcast.

Managing Up: 10 Conversations with Your Manager | Melody Wilding

Mentioned by

Melody Wilding

as the name of her newer book.

56. 5 Steps to Speak Like a Senior Leader [FREE TRAINING REPLAY]

Mentioned as

Melody Wilding

's new book in the episode description.

54. The Surprising Reason You Sound More Junior Than You Really Are

Mentioned by

Melody Wilding

when discussing the research she conducted for it.

62. Top 3 Workplace Boundary Mistakes (And How to Fix Them)

Mentioned by the podcast host as her own book.

20. Exude Executive Presence (Even as a “Quiet Type”) With These 4 Strategies

Mentioned as

Melody Wilding

's new book and is linked in the episode description.

70. Performance Review Secrets That Position You for a Promotion

Recommended by

Carol Massar

as a guide to navigating workplace dynamics and improving relationships with superiors.

A Guide to a Better Way to Get Ahead at Work

Mentioned by

Melody Wilding

as a guide to essential conversations for career advancement.

30. Your Roadmap to Workplace Influence: 10 Conversations to Manage Up-Part 2

Mentioned by

Jessi Hempel

as a guide to improving working relationships with managers.

Managing Up 101: How to Get More from Your Boss with Melody Wilding

Mentioned by

Melody Wilding

as a guide to navigating workplace dynamics and achieving career advancement.

29. Your Roadmap to Workplace Influence: 10 Conversations to Manage Up-Part 1

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Lotardo

as a book with significant overlap with "How to Talk So Kids Will Listen", offering insights into managing up.

Elizabeth Lotardo on Leading Yourself: How to Find Purpose in Your Current Job

Mentioned by

Melody Wilding

as a resource for listeners to pre-order to gain access to a masterclass.

14. Beware the Performance Review Paradox

Mentioned by Mark Benioff as an impactful leader who wrote the book "Managing".

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