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“Manager Tools is a no-nonsense, practical podcast to help managers become more effective in their daily business lives. While they teach you a lot about the theory of management in school, I was never trained on practical management applications. This is THE podcast to listen to if you manage anyone--I feel like I am getting my second MBA, and for free! Moreover, the podcasts are usually short enough in length to listen to on your commute to work.”Read full review »
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“This is a really great resource for both existing and would-be managers. The content is directly applicable in the workplace and very worth listening to - I started with the resume podcast and have worked my way back to cover almost all topics. So good, I can't believe it's free!”Read full review »
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“Outstanding and insightful ideas and suggestions that are helpful for the new manager as well as the old dogs. The beauty of the Podcasts is the focus on doing, with the simple explanation of the reasons. The information is practical, well thought out and easy to implement. Well worth the...”Read full review »
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