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AVENTURA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 23, 2015--getAbstract®, the world's largest provider of business book summaries, is offering an opportunity to read the entire newly revised New York Times’ best-seller, The Weekly Coaching Conversation — for FREE — for a limited time only. Author and leadership expert, Brian Souza, provides an engaging guide on how managers and leaders can guide their teams to optimal performance through consistently facilitating constructive coaching conversations.
“We are pleased to be able to share Brian Souza’s advice, insight, and leadership approach in its entirety as it is so important to spread innovative ideas in order to create positive and productive work environments,” says Michel Koopman, CEO of getAbstract, Inc. “His entertaining writing style coupled with instructive guidelines is a must-read for any businessperson.”
The Weekly Coaching Conversation is the culmination of more than five years of research involving thousands of managers and employees from hundreds of companies. Built on the foundation that sub-par employee performance is primarily due to lack of coaching, this book offers a guide on how leaders can engage with their team members consistently and effectively to improve overall productivity, output, and morale. Written in a fun, fable format the author examines the four distinct management approaches and explains how virtually any manager can become a world-class “coach”.
“I chose to partner with getAbstract on my new book launch for one simple reason: they are the best in the world at what they do,” says Brian Souza author of The Weekly Coaching Conversation and president of ProductivityDrivers. “getAbstract’s summary of my new edition went live mid-way through 2014 and instantly became one of the most popular abstracts. With only 6 months of availability it became one of the Top 10 most requested downloads of the year! As a way of thanking the getAbstract community, I’m pleased to offer them the unique opportunity to read my entire newly revised book — for FREE — for a limited time.”
The Weekly Coaching Conversation is part of getAbstract’s vast collection of more than 10,000 business book summaries, TED Talk briefs and compressed economic reports. For a limited time only, getAbstract is offering a free eBook version of Brian Souza’s best-seller at http://www.getabstract.com/en/partners/souza-free.
About getAbstract
Founded in 1999, getAbstract is a leading online media company with a mission to help business professionals make better decisions and turn them and their companies into more successful entities by finding, expertly compressing and providing universal access to critical business knowledge in a format that can be quickly and easily absorbed. Millions of users worldwide subscribe to its on-demand compressed knowledge. Its solutions include a library of more than 10,000 getAbstract business book summaries, TED Talk briefs and compressed economic reports, available in text and audio format on popular platforms. Over one-third of Fortune 100 companies use getAbstract to help their employees to make more informed decisions and to drive business performance. For more information, please visit http://www.getabstract.com.
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