What do you manage? Do you manage a business, or a department, or a project? Do you manage a team, or a household, or an organization? Whatever it is that you manage, I know from experience that it’s easier to manage when you have the guidance and insight of those who have successfully walked the path before you. As an expert in the field of management I feel I have much to contribute. Frankly, there’s a lot of misinformation out there about what good management is and what it’s supposed to do. I think it’s time to take a step back, look at the realities of management and cut through the noise to examine what really works. In other words, it’s time for The Great Management Re-set. As a manager – of anything – a goal is presented and your job is to identify, organize, deploy, and control your available resources in order to accomplish that goal. That’s it, and that’s a lot. Anything anyone else tells you about management is just so much fluff added to make management seem more challenging than it already is. And, as you know, it’s already challenging enough. You will find this book very easy to read. Thoughts are organized into nine categories of management, with three perspectives are explained in each category, complete with how-to lists and questions to encourage you to re-set your own understanding and practice of management.