Running Time: 14 minutes 31 seconds 

Canadian Management Centre is pleased to present the Becoming an Extraordinary Manager podcast from the American Management Association, introducing guest Len Sandler.

Mr. Sandler will discuss how an average manager becomes an extraordinary manager. During this podcast Mr. Sandler will review the top 5 reasons and challenges that face the average manager and how to rise above these pitfalls to be truly successful as a leader.

Running Time: 13 minutes 26 seconds 

Canadian Management Centre is proud to present the Disciplining without Punishment podcast from the American Management Association. Introducing special guest Dick Grote. During this podcast Dick Grote discusses how a manager maintains discipline without punishment. Mr. Grote will give real life examples of how to humanize the approach of disciplining employees without punishing or demeaning and still achieving desired results.

Running Time: 11 minutes 41 seconds 

Canadian Management Centre is pleased to host another podcast from the American Management Associations collection. In this episode Chester Elton talks about his book, The Carrot Principle (co-written with Adrian Gostick), which explains the best methods to recognize employees for long-term results.

Read Nick's full bio here.

Running Time: 3mins and 31secs

Learn how to recognize what drives the people you work with. With the CMC Training course Successfully Managing People. Take a look at how to energize people and how to counter what de-energies employees. Learn how to ensure your people's values and your organization's goals are in sync.

Running Time: 13 minutes 21 seconds  

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Running Time: 13 minutes 34 seconds 

Canadian Management Centre is pleased to present the American Management Associations leadership podcast How we Lead Matters with special guest Marilyn Carlson Nelson.

Running Time: 3mins and 25secs 

With the CMC Training Course Moving from an Operational Manager to a Strategic Leader you will discover the key factors to define and drive your business goals and opportunities.

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