Supervising Police Personnel: Strengths-Based Leadership

Supervising Police Personnel: Strengths-Based Leadership
ISBN-10
013348355X
ISBN-13
9780133483550
Category
Police
Pages
250
Language
English
Published
2014
Publisher
Prentice Hall
Author
Paul M. Whisenand

Description

Using an interactive, three-part structure, Supervising Police Personnel: The Fifteen Responsibilities covers all the latest supervisory concepts and practices-and emphasizes character, values and strengths-based leadership throughout. Organized around 15 core responsibilities, it tackles issues such as ethics, communications, training, evaluations, empowerment and problem-oriented policing- uniquely combining the human factor with the performance edge. The new edition is broken into six leadership strengths: Character, Clarity, Empowerment, Well-Being, Self-Control, and Teamwork. Along with this new design come two entirely new chapters: Happiness and Willpower. All of the chapters have been updated with new trends, facts, and exercises. This book is a perfect resource for professionals with a career in police supervision, human or organizational behavior, criminal justice, community relations, mediation, and/or ethics.

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