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Publisher : Pearson Educación
ISBN 13 : 9789702605799
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Download or read book Desarrollo de habilidades directivas written by David Whetten and published by Pearson Educación. This book was released on 2004 with total page 722 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Habilidades personales - Desarrollo del autoconocimiento - Manejo de estrés personal - Solución analítica y creativa de problemas - Coaching, consultoría y comunicación de apoyo - Ganar poder e influencia - Motivación a los demás - Manejo de conflictos - Facultamiento y delegación - Formación de equipos efectivos y trabajo en equipo - Liderear del cambio positivo - Habilidades específicas de comunicación.
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Download or read book Desarrollo de habilidades directivas (9a. ed.). written by David Allred Whetten and published by . This book was released on 2016 with total page 622 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Desarrollo de habilidades directivas es una obra escrita para ayudar al lector a mejorar sus competencias personales administrativas y a cambiar su comportamiento. Este no es un libro de texto típico sobre administración y en ello radica su éxito. La exposición de los temas se basa en un modelo de cinco pasos: evaluación, aprendizaje, análisis, práctica y aplicación de habilidades. El lector conocerá investigaciones informativas sobre el efecto que tienen los actos de los directivos en el desempeño individual y organizacional, así como las características de los directivos eficaces. El enfoque de esta obra se centra en desarrollar las habilidades directivas del estudiante, y no en describir las estrategias, las herramientas, las técnicas o los estilos de administración. Este libro se concentra en las habilidades que la investigación ha identificado como aspectos de importancia fundamental para el éxito en la administración y el liderazgo. La parte I incluye tres capítulos acerca de las habilidades personales: desarrollo de autoconocimiento, manejo de estrés personal, y solución analítica y creativa de problemas. Estas habilidades se concentran en asuntos que quizás no impliquen a otras personas, sino que se relacionan con el manejo del propio yo, de ahí que las llamemos habilidades personales. Cada capítulo, sin embargo, incluye en realidad un grupo de comportamientos relacionados, no solamente una simple habilidad. La parte II se refiere a las habilidades interpersonales: establecimiento de relaciones mediante una comunicación de apoyo, ganar poder e influencia, motivar a los demás, y manejo de conflictos. Estas habilidades se centran principalmente en asuntos que surgen al interactuar con otras personas. La parte III incluye tres capítulos acerca de habilidades grupales: facultamiento y delegación, formación de equipos efectivos y trabajo en equipo, y liderar el cambio positivo. Estas habilidades se centran en asuntos fundamentales que surgen cuando se participa con grupos de personas, ya sea como líder o como miembro del grupo. Al igual que ocurre con todas las habilidades que se estudian en el libro, existe una superposición entre las habilidades grupales, y entre éstas y las habilidades personales e interpersonales. Además de las 10 habilidades directivas fundamentales de las partes I, II y III, los capítulos complementarios de la parte IV introducen tres habilidades adicionales de comunicación: elaboración de presentaciones orales y escritas; realización de entrevistas y conducción de reuniones de trabajo. Estos complementos cubren habilidades de comunicación especializadas que son muy importantes para los alumnos que han tenido poca experiencia administrativa o escasa capacitación en habilidades.
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