Level Three Leadership: Getting below the Surface by James G. Clawson, James Clawson

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  • Publisher: Pearson
  • Pub. Date: October 2005
  • ISBN-13: 9780131469020
  • Sales Rank: 116,386
  • 402pp
  • Edition Description: Older Edition
  • Edition Number: 3
 
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This book focuses on the principles of leadership that managers can use to influence the thinking and feeling of others, rather than just their behavior.

Clawson introduces the following concepts: the leadership point of view, the diamond model of leadership, self-leadership, human behavior, strategic thinking, ethical behavior, and managing the energy in yourself and those around you.

Level Three Leadership prepares students and practicing managers to understand and apply principles of leadership.

 

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October 30, 2006: At first glance, this might seem to be yet another standard text about management and employee relations. You?ll be pleased to find that, instead, author James G. Clawson has written an engaging book about history, human psychology and the modern workplace. He offers intriguing insights, strong research and even a New Age wrinkle or two, with a few well-placed comments about meditation, inner vision and martial arts. Despite a few redundant passages, this is not a dry HR manual, though it provides helpful professional charts and summaries. With its you-need-to-know-this-now tone and its comments about gravity, magic and inner vision, the book is actually fun. We recommend it to managers at all tiers, to employees seeking advancement and to MBA candidates.