Samuel A. Malone
- Country: Ireland
- Number of Titles: 72
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Samuel A Malone is a self-employed training consultant, lecturer and author. He is the author of 21 books published in Ireland, the UK and abroad on learning, personal development, study skills and business management. Some of his books have gone into foreign translations and second editions. He has an M.Ed. with distinction (in training and development) from the University of Sheffield and is a qualified Chartered Management Accountant (ACMA), Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) and a Chartered Secretary (ACIS). He is a fellow of the Irish Institute of Training and Development (FIITD).
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Workplace Stress

Confidence, Belief and Self-Esteem

The Learning Organisation for Managers

Nudges for Managers

Learning Models and Styles

Reading Skills for Managers

Problem Solving Techniques for Managers

The Best Models for Managers (L to N)

Organisational Politics

The Spectrum of Ethical Behaviour

Accelerated Change Management after Covid-19

More Stress Interventions

Interpersonal Relationships and Communications

Conflict, Discipline & Grievance

White paper: Learning Content Strategy

Performance Review

Writing Skills for Managers

Memory Skills for Managers

Why People Make Irrational Decisions

Models for Trainers: A J to Z Guide

People Management and Interpersonal Skills

Marketing for the Non-Marketing Manager Part IV

Negotiation & Assertiveness

Emotional Skills for Managers

The Best Models for Managers (F to K)

The Best Models for Managers (B to E)

The Three Stage Personal Development Plan

The Ultimate Success Formula

Marketing for the Non-Marketing Manager Part III

Lifelong Learning Skills

Models for Teams

Business Ethics for Managers

Marketing for the Non-Marketing Manager Part I

Marketing for the Non-Marketing Manager Part II

Strategic Thinking Skills for Managers

Retaining your Team

Meetings, Selection & Appraisal Interviews

Organisational & Individual Stress

Learning Maps for Managers

The Role of the Brain in Learning

The Best Models for Managers (P to S)

How Adults Learn

Experiential Learning

When Does & How Does Creativity Happen?

Leadership, Delegation and Motivation

The Line Manager’s Role

Writing Non-Fiction Books

Motivating and Encouraging Employees

Models for Trainers: An A to I Guide

Problem Solving for Leaders

Models for Managers

Trust in the Workplace

Learning with Technology

Talent Management Process and Models

Where Does Creativity Occur & Who is Creative?

Happy Managers

Persuasion & Influencing Skills for Managers

The Best Models for Managers (T to Y)

Models for Personal Development: An A to J Guide

Business Communications

Models for Coaches/Mentors

Business Resilience

Essential Skills for Public Speaking

What is Creativity & Why Does it Happen?

Stress Interventions

Sustaining Ethical Behaviour

Models for Personal Development: A K to Z Guide

Focus, Persistence & Resilience

Time Management for Remote Workers

Respect in the Workplace

Learning from Mistakes

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