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As a manager, your soft skills are increasingly more important as responsibilities extend to managing groups of people. You're required to interact, guide, and help people daily. You're also part of an ever-changing business landscape that dictates the need to adapt.

Although there are literally thousands of books on management and leadership skill that you could read, time, as you know, is money. To make sure you get the most value and insight from your vocational reading, here is a selection of four of the best leadership books - The ones which really will help you to better manage your team.

This page is meant to be used by Business & Information Technology teachers and students. These resources are not meant to be all-inclusive; however, should provide a starting point for many topics in B&IT Education. Sample topics include: General/For Teachers, Accounting, Computer/Internet Applications, Desktop Publishing, Management/Marketing, Employability Skills/Business Procedures, Keyboarding, International Business, Personal Finance, and Web Design & Development

Business enterprises and companies with effective automation endeavors make it a strategic priority to augment employees and customer experience, and they use automation to do so. Just pursuing automation technologies to lower expenses is not adequate. To achieve success while scaling new and latest technologies, organizations should focus on the individuals involved (both employees and customers), commit to revamping current processes, and create new skill sets within the workforce to follow more distinct and innovative working methods.