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Many books about professional development focus on what it means to lead-a team, a business, and those aspiring to be where you are. But in order to do more in leadership, first you must take care of day-to-day operations. After all, there's no time for motivational speeches when you have budgets to balance and events to coordinate. And so it is in the world of athletic administration, a career that relies on the practical aspects of management: planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. In this comprehensive guide to the realities of this work, Dr. David Hoch draws upon his lifetime of experience in sports management to encourage you to perfect your skills in how to manage work responsibilities. These include personnel, budget, emergency protocols, and one's mental health, among others. The bottom line is to make a plan to get tasks done, which hinges on a willingness to learn how to communicate effectively. Opening up those lines creates an environment that is both efficient and rewarding for your employees and coworkers. With Dr. Hoch's no-nonsense approach to the daily grind of administration, you can help yourself grow into more than a leader who takes credit for the big picture-but rather the manager who tends to all the details that get you there.

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