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Book Review: Every Supervisor A Winner

A practical, witty-and sneakily profound-book on management, Every Supervisor A Winner corners the market on common sense and Poor Richard's wisdom. It is "must" reading for everybody in a leadership position, and good reading for just about anybody. Miller and Scott lead the reader through lively discussions of styles of leadership, lacing their exhortations with anecdotes and examples. Approaching supervision and management as a human relations assignment, the authors sort out specific areas of management and apply the research of social scientists. The supervisor is a leader, not a driver, in this book, and the author's concerns deal always with both long-range and immediate objectives in discussing actions and reactions. The book merits one reading just for fun and another reading for serious study. The authors zip through nine chapters on such concerns as achievement, motivation, communication, discipline, and leadership-all topics usually tritely treated. Who can resist a section entitled "Humm, You Sure Do Have A Mess to Clean Up" or "Cannonballs and Mundane Chores" or "Pull The Buckets Apart?"