Author Chris Moses’ new book ‘Your Career Sanity: Afternoon Edition’ is an intuitive tool for first-time managers to help them be as successful as possible
Recent release “Your Career Sanity: Afternoon Edition: Transitioning from a Task Employee to a Top-Performing Manager Ready for the Executive Suite” from Newman Springs Publishing author Chris Moses is a helpful guide for first-time managers to quickly learn the ropes and avoid common pitfalls for those in their position.
MCKINNEY, Texas – September 29, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
Chris Moses, an engaging professional who has spent more than 20 years adding value to companies ranging from small one-person businesses to Walmart, has completed his new book “Your Career Sanity: Afternoon Edition: Transitioning from a Task Employee to a Top-Performing Manager Ready for the Executive Suite”: a vital companion for those who have become managers for the first time and are unsure of how best to lead their teams to success.
“Congratulations, you’ve just been made a manager,” writes Moses. “The world may appear to be your oyster with wide-open opportunities for you going forward. You may have limited experience with management of people, which is great news; it allows you to write your own success script. Being careful and purposeful with your actions will allow you to exceed expectations while others fail and sometimes fail horribly at management and leadership.”
Moses continues, “The difference between this book and other management books is that most others are written with the executive in mind who’s already been in management for years. This book is for first-time or struggling managers, maybe like you, who did excellent work at your task-oriented job and impressed someone enough they gave you more responsibility. Don’t screw it up. Discover what it means to manage well. Learn how managers add value not by doing tasks but by leading and helping people.
“Read this book and understand what it means to be an excellent manager and eventually one who’s ready and well positioned for the next step up.”
Published by Newman Springs Publishing, Chris Moses’ informative and thorough guide is an essential read for those who wish to become a thriving and productive first-time manager. Written with years of experience in the business field, Moses crafts an easy-to-digest and thorough primer to understanding how to manage a team well while learning all that is necessary to take the next step in one’s career.
Readers who wish to experience this educational work can purchase “Your Career Sanity: Afternoon Edition: Transitioning from a Task Employee to a Top-Performing Manager Ready for the Executive Suite” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Newman Springs Publishing at 732-243-8512.
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