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Summary, Analysis & Review of Ken Blanchard’s & Spencer Johnson’s The New One Minute Manager
Summary, Analysis & Review of Ken Blanchard’s & Spencer Johnson’s The New One Minute Manager
Summary, Analysis & Review of Ken Blanchard’s & Spencer Johnson’s The New One Minute Manager
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The New One Minute Manager by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson is a business parable that portrays a young businessman learning about the strategies of one very effective manager who uses techniques described as the New One Minute Manager methods. The employee searches far and wide for the perfect management strategy but does not find an ideal manager—someone who isn’t focused exclusively on people or results. Eventually he learns that there is an effective manager in a town nearby.

When the young man meets that manager, they discuss his strategies and approach to managing, which is hands-off while being both results-oriented and people-oriented. The New One Minute Manager style is focused on making people feel good about themselves.

Next, the young man meets with three of the manager’s employees. The first tells the young man about One Minute Goals. These are goals that can be evaluated in just a minute…

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PublisherIRB Media
Release dateNov 17, 2016
ISBN9781683785972
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    Summary, Analysis & Review of Ken Blanchard’s & Spencer Johnson’s The New One Minute Manager - . IRB Media

    Overview

    The New One Minute Manager by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson is a business parable that portrays a young businessman learning about the strategies of one very effective manager who uses techniques described as the New One Minute Manager methods. The employee searches far and wide for the perfect management strategy but does not find an ideal manager—someone who isn’t focused exclusively on people or results. Eventually he learns that there is an effective manager in a town nearby.

    When the young man meets that manager, they discuss his strategies and approach to managing, which is hands-off while being both results-oriented and people-oriented. The New One Minute Manager style is focused on making people feel good about themselves.

    Next, the young man meets with three of the manager’s employees. The first tells the young man about One Minute Goals. These are goals that can be evaluated in just a minute. They are established in consultation between the manager and the employee, and are particularly high-impact. To achieve these goals, employees must make their own decisions and solve their own

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