This summary describes a business parable called "The Shipbuilder" that teaches five principles of leadership. It explains that leadership is the most critical component of any organization. The story is set in ancient Greece and follows a character named Marcus who struggles as a shipbuilder until he learns the five principles of leadership from a man named Barnabas. These principles include getting more done with fewer people, supervising less, building teamwork, decreasing employee turnover, and improving morale.
This summary describes a business parable called "The Shipbuilder" that teaches five principles of leadership. It explains that leadership is the most critical component of any organization. The story is set in ancient Greece and follows a character named Marcus who struggles as a shipbuilder until he learns the five principles of leadership from a man named Barnabas. These principles include getting more done with fewer people, supervising less, building teamwork, decreasing employee turnover, and improving morale.
This summary describes a business parable called "The Shipbuilder" that teaches five principles of leadership. It explains that leadership is the most critical component of any organization. The story is set in ancient Greece and follows a character named Marcus who struggles as a shipbuilder until he learns the five principles of leadership from a man named Barnabas. These principles include getting more done with fewer people, supervising less, building teamwork, decreasing employee turnover, and improving morale.
This summary describes a business parable called "The Shipbuilder" that teaches five principles of leadership. It explains that leadership is the most critical component of any organization. The story is set in ancient Greece and follows a character named Marcus who struggles as a shipbuilder until he learns the five principles of leadership from a man named Barnabas. These principles include getting more done with fewer people, supervising less, building teamwork, decreasing employee turnover, and improving morale.
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Everything rises and falls on leadership.
Leadership is the most critical ingredient in any
organization. We all understand the importance of good leadership and know it when we see it, but describing or teaching leadership is elusive at best. Enter "The Shipbuilder." This delightful business-management parable set in ancient Greece teaches the Five Principles of Leadership. Everything rises and falls on leadership. Leadership is the most critical ingredient in any organization. We all understand the importance of good leadership and know it when we see it, but describing or teaching leadership is elusive at best. Enter, The Shipbuilder. This delightful business-management allegory set in ancient Greece teaches the Five Principles of Leadership; as effective today as they were 2,500 years ago. Learn how to: get more done with fewer people supervise less build teamwork decrease employee turnover, and Improve everyones morale including your own! About the Author Jack Myrink is president and founder of Management Solutions, a management training company, as well as head of Myrick Enterprises, a restaurant development group. He lives in Central Oklahoma and is blessed with a wonderful wife and three incredible daughters. Jack's presentations and workshops are known for their Southern charm and practicality. Table of Contents
1. Marcus Fights Exhaustion 2. Arayliss Has A Suggestion 3. Marcus Bumps Into Barnabas 4. Barnabas Offers Marcus A Deal 5. Marcus Shows His Appreciation. 6. Marcus Notices A Change Brewing 7. The Two Rubies 8. The Men Feel The Change Brewing 9. Marcus Learns The Value Of Authority 10. Immediate Respect 1 1. Unearned Love 12. An Environment To Thrive In 13. The Unifying Principle 14. Julius Steps Up 15. Marcus Delivers The Ship To The New Owner, 16. Barnabas Invites Marcus To His Estate Practice The Principles About The Author. BOOK DETAILS Publisher Jaico Publishing House Publication Year 2006 ISBN-13 9788179925805 ISBN-10 8179925803 Language English Edition 1st Edition Binding Paperback Number of Pages 96 Pages