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Google Scholar is an awesome resource for easily searching academic articles:<br />
<a href="https://scholar.google.com/" rel="ugc nofollow">https://scholar.google.com/</a>
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Google Scholar is an awesome resource for easily searching academic articles:
https://scholar.google.com/ [https://scholar.google.com/]

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Hi Leslie,<br />
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Any recommendation?
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I started to look a little, but am hoping you can give me some more information about what kind of article specifically you are looking for. <br />
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What do you mean when you say &quot;&nbsp;transition of the role of managers&quot;?
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I started to look a little, but am hoping you can give me some more information about what kind of article specifically you are looking for.

What do you mean when you say " transition of the role of managers"?

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Hi Leslie;<br />
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in terms of the expectation and reality in terms of a role change from manager candidate to an actual manager.<br />
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Br.
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Hi Leslie;

in terms of the expectation and reality in terms of a role change from manager candidate to an actual manager.

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<a href="http://www.amazon.com/Who-Moved-My-Cheese-Amazing/dp/0399144463" rel="ugc">Who moved my cheese</a> is a simple, short book about change in the workplace. The <a href="http://www.amazon.com/The-Minute-Manager-Kenneth-Blanchard/dp/0688014291" rel="ugc">One Minute Manager</a> demonstrates a basic and effective style of management.<br />
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Both were required reading for a supervisor class I took a couple years ago. I have adapted information from both and still apply them to my team management today.
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Who moved my cheese [http://www.amazon.com/Who-Moved-My-Cheese-Amazing/dp/0399144463] is a simple, short book about change in the workplace. The One Minute Manager [http://www.amazon.com/The-Minute-Manager-Kenneth-Blanchard/dp/0688014291] demonstrates a basic and effective style of management.

Both were required reading for a supervisor class I took a couple years ago. I have adapted information from both and still apply them to my team management today.

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Hi;<br />
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I need to have some academic articles or books that mentions about the transition of the role of managers literature, I need to put this to a management framework if exists.<br />
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Any sources?<br />
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Br.
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Hi;

I need to have some academic articles or books that mentions about the transition of the role of managers literature, I need to put this to a management framework if exists.

Any sources?

Br.

the transition of the role of managers literature

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