Management Bits and Tips

Management as a discipline has its own language (bit). Use language learning devices like dictionaries and practice, practice, practice business speaking and writing using every opportunity (tip).

What business management dictionary can I recommend for technical managers that covers most frequently used phrases and terminology with the fewest number of pages possible so you can carry it with you? This one seems very good for beginners:

The Routledge Dictionary of Business Management

- Dmitry Vostokov @ ManagementBits.com -

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