Do you feel the need to think “outside the box” when you are stuck behind the 8-ball? Are you capable of dealing with pressures and complications related to working with members of the opposite sex? Do you feel adequately prepared to deal with disaster situations, while focusing on the bottom line? Do you understand the role and significance of trade unions, while realizing that they can help achieve corporate goals? Do you believe that we can all learn from the Japanese, in terms of getting a different perspective? Do you feel that you will benefit from a basic understanding of management concepts, instead of merely focusing on being a technician and undermining the importance of a managerial background? If so, the “Management: Tidbits for the New Millennium” is a must read!
Dr. Maxwell S. Pinto is a management consultant, with a PhD in business administration from Pacific Southern University, California, USA. He is also a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants ( England and Wales) and a life member of the Institute of Professional Managers (UK). Dr. Pinto is listed in Marquis Who’s Who in the World and in several publications of the International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England.
Dr. Pinto’s international experience includes management consulting, corporate analysis, management information systems, training and development, valuation and sale of business, administration, and finance.
Dr. Pinto conducts lectures and seminars in business management, ethics, business law, economics, and accounting.
This book is a follow-up to his highly acclaimed and authoritative manuals on business management, The Management Syndrome: How to Deal with It! and Management: Flirting with Disaster! This book is the result of Dr. Pinto’s disillusionment with the approach adopted by managers all over the world.