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Building People : Sunday Emails from a Chairman

by Mun Leong Liew
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Building legendary leaders from the heart of organizations.

Building People could be a great read for business leaders looking to improve their people management skills. Mun Leong Liew provides personal and professional insights into building companies by building people. The book emphasizes work-life balance, good partnerships, the importance of unsung heroes, and how to manage change effectively.This book can inspire you to become a phenomenal leader who is committed to people, organization, and responsibility.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.
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Building People : Sunday Emails from a Chairman

by Mun Leong Liew
$13.90 Now $8.90 Save 36%
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ISBN: 9781119288053
Authors: Mun Leong Liew
Publisher: Wiley
Date of Publication: 2016-11-30
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Business, Personal Development
Related Topics: Leadership, Management, Business, Leadership, Personal Development
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Description

Eavesdrop on a top business leader to learn the secrets of great leadership Building People provides a glimpse into the mind of one of Asia’s keenest and most effective business leaders. Before becoming Chairman of Changi Airport Group and Surbana Jurong, author Mun Leong Liew was named Best CEO in Singapore, Best CEO in Asia, CEO of the Year, Outstanding CEO of the Year, and more―but his successes are not based strictly upon the numbers. This book reveals the personal and professional philosophy behind this extraordinarily effective leader, in the context of frank and insightful emails to his staff. Touching on everything from honour and potential to training and mentorship, these messages paint a clear picture of the difference between good and great leadership. Effective leaders build companies, but legendary leaders build people―by strengthening the heart of your organisation, you enable robust growth and dynamic stability from the inside out. These emails go beyond mere public relations to lay open the true nature of a man who is honestly, deeply committed to his job, his responsibility, his organisation, and most of all, his people. By eavesdropping on a leader’s communications with the people he serves, you get a real sense of the man behind the success. Great leadership is rooted in a philosophy of “building up” instead of tearing down, and motivated by the sincere belief that we bring our own purpose into everything we do. Building People brings great leadership to life, and inspires action over theory through the insights of Mun Leong Liew.
 

Building legendary leaders from the heart of organizations.

Building People could be a great read for business leaders looking to improve their people management skills. Mun Leong Liew provides personal and professional insights into building companies by building people. The book emphasizes work-life balance, good partnerships, the importance of unsung heroes, and how to manage change effectively.This book can inspire you to become a phenomenal leader who is committed to people, organization, and responsibility.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.