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"Managers are crucial to the success of organizations because they make executive-level strategies happen. Not intended as a replacement for formal management development, this issue helps readers identify areas for improvement and plan for development and acts as a supplement to formal learning programs offered in organizations. The issue describes a group of competencies that are widely believed to be important for managers, including business management, people management, process management, communication, and personal effectiveness."

"The role of the new manager demands a new mindset, new activities, and new relationships with people throughout the organization. Becoming a Manager guides the first-time manager through these and other challenges. Part One, Making the Transition, explores how to make the critical shift from individual contributor to manager; what it takes to build a successful partnership with your boss; and the key elements of managing time, which is every manager?s scarcest commodity. Part Two, Developing Your Management Skills, examines how to use influence and persuasion to manage without formal authority; how to develop a leadership style; the elements of planning and setting goals; and the critical roles of work processes and continuous improvement. In Part Three, Managing Others, readers learn how to master the performance management process; adopt a process for making sound decisions; and handle difficult people and situations, including high-value customers or a difficult boss. Throughout the course, examples, exercises, Think About It sections, and topical sidebars provide readers opportunities for practice, feedback, and application. This is an ebook version of the AMA Self-Study course. If you want to take the course for credit you need to either purchase a hard copy of the course through amaselfstudy."

"ART I. TAKING YOUR TEAM TO MARKET. Going to market: leadership and responsibility -- The sales force -- Sales environment -- Sales control and policies -- Channels -- Product/market match -- Competition -- The customer -- The market -- PART II. PERSONAL COACHING. Facts-in-the-Future (tm) -- The truth about statistics, or why you need a BS (bad statistics) filter -- The gullibility factor -- Intuition -- How much information is enough? -- Mind games -- Walk a mile in the CFO?s shoes -- The brain of a sales manager -- Evolution in sales management -- The CEO and sales force success -- Perception sticks like glue -- FAQs: frequently asked questions -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index."

"Today?s sales managers face a tough challenge. They must be more productive than ever while relying more on partners and technology with reduced resources in the field. And with fewer, larger customers, every decision becomes more important -- and riskier. The Sales Manager?s Success Manual provides the critical information sales managers need to succeed in this increasingly difficult job."