Management Books, Business Games and Development Resources from Phil Atkinson

In his years as a well known Business School lecturer, Phil recognised the value of cut to the chase business books. He also pioneered some of the best business school management games.

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Phil Atkinson Management Books

Phil Atkinson Business Games

Demystifying Matrix Management

It's the leadership, mindset and behaviours not the structure that makes the difference in making Matrix work More››

New Lean Experiential Matrix Management Workshops

July 2008 in Milton Keynes and Edinburgh. Learn from others from different industries on the same journey More››

New Portal of Management & Business Games, Simulations

Highly innovative management games, simulations create results More››

Critical Strategies & Issues in Business Transformation

Knowing the secrets that make strategic change certain More››

In your business what is the biggest most painful challenge, problem or issue...

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Tipping Point: Overcoming Resistance to Change

Knowing where to leverage change More››

Personaility Profiling - Coaching, Leadership

Embrace the process and see value flowing to your business More››

Customer Focus. Live the Brand, Zero Defects

Committing to quality and ZD still works More››

Leadership - the No Asshole Rule

Take the ultimate test to see what sort of Leader you are More››

Discovery Review

Tell me to how to fix my business More››

Working Closely with our Clients

Seamless consultant client relationshiop leads performance More››

Coaching for Results

Motivate. lead, cajole, partner but please coach others More››

Influencing Magically

What more could you achieve if you had the power to influence More››

Interim & Search: Improve Effectiveness

Having difficulty filling that key role in your business More››

Buyer's Remorse & Post Aquisition Drift

Only buy that business if you know how to make the business grow More››

Poor Performance

In 93 poor performance was a key issue in Financial Services - updated article indicates 10% of staff as poor performers More ››