It is a well known fact that the concept of management is too complex to be explained and understood by the lone degree of MBA. We must not only accumulate knowledge, but develop abilities to actively integrate it and effectively use it. It is, in fact, by becoming 'street smart' that we can get what we want and this book helps exactly do this. The job of a manager offers one of the most exciting and stimulating career opportunities. The future managers are expected to know a great deal about the new management techniques and concepts to face more challenging and complex tasks so that they can make significant contributions to their organisations and society at large and at the same time grow and develop as successful managers. We know that opportunities are aplenty but those of us who equip ourselves well to face the challenges, find our jobs rewarding.
The book will help those who are aspiring to become managers and would be of great help as a refresher to consultants, teachers and practitioners.

About the Author

SUKUL LOMASH graduated in Mech. Engineering in 1975, with honours from MACT, Bhopal and joined BHEL, Bhopal in 1976, as Design Engineer. He completed his Masters Degree in Engineering Materials for Design and Production of Heavy Engineering Equipment from the same College. Later, he developed an interest in Management Sciences and did his MBA. Currently serving as an Additional General Manager and heading the Hydrogenerator and Turbogenerator Engineering Division of BHEL, Bhopal, he has not only designed more than thirty generators, but also has guided M.Tech. and MBA students in their research work. He has authored more than fifty papers and six books on management. He has lectured extensively to senior Management professionals and has been a guest faculty for the Diploma course of All India Institute of Materials Management, MBA courses of IGNOU and Barkatullah University. He is also a fellow member of the Institution of Engi...

It is a well known fact that the concept of management is too complex to be explained and understood by the lone degree of MBA. We must not only accumulate knowledge, but develop abilities to actively integrate it and effectively use it. It is, in fact, by becoming 'street smart' that we can get what we want and this book helps exactly do this. The job of a manager offers one of the most exciting and stimulating career opportunities. The future managers are expected to know a great deal about the new management techniques and concepts to face more challenging and complex tasks so that they can make significant contributions to their organisations and society at large and at the same time grow and develop as successful managers. We know that opportunities are aplenty but those of us who equip ourselves well to face the challenges, find our jobs rewarding. 

A Manager's Toolkit will help those who are aspiring to become managers. The book would also be of great help as a refresher to consultants, teachers and practitioners...