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You need to focus on controlling YOU. On the other hand, you cannot ignore all those factors outside yourself which define the context of your situation, wherever you find yourself. No matter who you are, what you want to achieve, or how you wa... More...

The first person you have to manage every day is you. YOU want to be in a strong position at work. YOU want to take charge of your role in every relationship with every boss. It's just that there are so many factors beyond your control at work. ... More...

As you know, my brand new book, IT'S OKAY TO MANAGE YOUR BOSS, was just released. If you are a manager, I strongly predict that you will want all of your direct reports to read it asap. Please consider purchasing the book online at Amazon (<... More...

In order to be a high performer in today's workplace, you need to get really good at managing your boss. That means YOU need to take responsibility for your conduct and your role in every single management relationship with every single boss. Tha... More...

If you are like most managers, you have at your disposal an incredible amount of data in the form of daily, weekly, quarterly, or annual reports detailing all sorts of performance information -- from employee attendance and hours worked, you might ha... More...

There are five ways to monitor employee performance. Number 1: Watch employees work. One of the most effective ways to monitor an employee's performance is with your own eyes. Watching an employee perform a task will tell you more much about that ... More...

When it comes to tracking employee performance, most managers keep a record of things like hours worked and bottom-line numbers that appear in weekly or monthly reports. Otherwise, most managers monitor employee performance only incidentally, when th... More...

We have been tracking the undermanagement epidemic closely for more than 10 years since we first identified it in our research. We've intensified our study of undermanagement since we first reported on it in the landmark report we issued in June 2004... More...

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"Understand Context and Figure Out Where You Fit In"

"The First Person You Have to Manage Every Day is Yourself"

Bruce Tulgan - my new book

"You Need to Manage Your Boss - and the Leading Advice Isn't Very Good"

"The Mistakes Managers Often Make When It Comes to Measuring Performance"

"There are Five Ways to Monitor Employee Performance"

"There are Five Ways to Monitor Employee Performance"

"Tracking Performance"

"Undermanagement Epidemic Revisited (Part I)"

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