Suddenly in Charge: Managing Up, Managing Down, Succeeding All Around (Paperback)

The advice I have received from Roberta over the years regarding leadership matters has been invaluable. It will be great to now have a resource like Suddenly in Charge to access whenever I need it. - Russell Whitaker, Senior Vice President, Broadcast PixWhen it comes to management of people, Roberta sees through all the noise to the heart of the matter. - Mark Spitzer, President, Photonic Glass CorporationRoberta Matuson s Suddenly in Charge offers compelling lessons for both employees and their bosses Comprehensive in sweep and replete with suggestions, this informative read is relevant for all levels. - David Boyd, professor, Management and Organizational Development Group, College of Business Administration, Northeastern UniversityHave you just parachuted in for a hard landing in management? Dust yourself off and read Roberta Matuson s spot-on primer for new managers. Matuson offers nuanced advice on how to succeed on all fronts from day one. - John Rossheim, Senior Contributing Writer, MonsterRoberta s knowledge and expertise in HR is amazing! Her advice in dealing with junior and senior level managers and executives is truly exceptional! She is a wonderful person who has been an extraordinary mentor. - Pam Hoey, HR Director, Sentient JetI was incredibly fortunate to find Roberta as a mentor right out of college. She completely prepared me to step in and be suddenly in charge in subsequent positions. - Megan Caradonna, Customer Service and Production Manager, Little Sib LLCWhen I made the leap into a senior leadership position at a small software company and was suddenly in charge, Roberta's guidance and insight was instrumental. - Rose Eastman, Senior Director, Technical Program Management, Former VP of Operations, Enterprise Knowledge SystemsNot only a practical and effective management training tool, but a comprehensive corporate survival guide. Don t face the jungles of corporate management without this book close at hand. - Andrew Ashley, Vice President, Bank of America