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200 10$aAuditing leadership $ethe professional and leadership skills you need /$fBrian D. Kush
210   $aHoboken, N.J. $cWiley$dc2009
215   $a1 online resource (257 p.)
300   $aIncludes index.
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327   $aAuditing Leadership: The Professional and Leadership Skills You Need; Contents; Preface; Born to Be Skeptical Sections; About the Author; Part I: Professional Interaction and Reflection Skills; Chapter 1: Where Are You Going?; Chapter 2: Selling Number One; Chapter 3: Feedback Equals Money; Chapter 4: The Audit Cheerleader; Part II: Networking Skills; Chapter 5: Your Social Capital; Chapter 6: The First Step in Networking; Part III: Time Management and Personal Productivity Skills; Chapter 7: The Most Important Word to an Auditor; Chapter 8: The Problem with To-Do Lists
327   $aChapter 9: The Power of Time-BlockingChapter 10: The Power of Routines; Chapter 11: Do You Train Your People to Interrupt You?; Chapter 12: Do You Have Commitment Issues?; Chapter 13: Reengineer Your E-mail Practices; Part IV: Communication Skills; Chapter 14: Effective Opining; Chapter 15: Are You a Filler-holic?; Chapter 16: Why We Love PowerPoint Slides; Chapter 17: One Way to Avoid Office Rage; Part V: Client Relationship Skills; Chapter 18: Who Is the Puppet Master?; Chapter 19: What Hat Are You Wearing?; Chapter 20: Be Memorable; Part VI: Teambuilding and Reflection Skills
327   $aChapter 21: Prepare to Be FiredChapter 22: Now Where Are You Going?; Chapter 23: You Know You Are an Auditor When; Afterword and Acknowledgments; Index
330   $aHow can you start a culture of feedback that improves your organization?Turn to page 27. Want to know the most important word to an auditor?Turn to page 65. Do you train people to interrupt you? Want to stop?Turn to page 106. What is the single biggest opportunity to improve your audit?Turn to page 172. Want to hear about the funnier side of auditing?Turn to the ""You Know You Are an Auditor When..."" Appendix on page 227. Praise for Auditing Leadership: The Professional and Leadership Skills You Need ""From netwo
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