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| The Lost Art of General Management |
General Management is a lost art. The ability to take a balanced perspective on business has been
overlooked, maligned and bred out of the species of functionally organized modern managers.
"The Lost Art of General Management" will guide the reader on a journey of discovery of the skills of a
general manager. Most importantly, the reader will be given practical advice on how to apply those skills.
Rob Waite is a senior executive with over 20 years of leadership experience in domestic and international
business. His successes include start-ups, turnarounds, multinational strategic partnerships and global
business expansions with Fortune 500 companies and worldwide industrial leaders.
overlooked, maligned and bred out of the species of functionally organized modern managers.
"The Lost Art of General Management" will guide the reader on a journey of discovery of the skills of a
general manager. Most importantly, the reader will be given practical advice on how to apply those skills.
Rob Waite is a senior executive with over 20 years of leadership experience in domestic and international
business. His successes include start-ups, turnarounds, multinational strategic partnerships and global
business expansions with Fortune 500 companies and worldwide industrial leaders.
What business leaders are saying about "The Lost Art of General Management":
"I highly recommend that you allow Rob Waite to lead you on a journey of discovery of the lost art of
general management."
-- Brian Tracy, Speaker, Author Consultant
"Functional myopia is the number one reason companies can't execute well established strategies
successfully. The Lost Art of General Management is the right prescription to cure it - An easy to read
book with plenty of practical and useful lessons."
-- Mitch Javidi, CEO & President, Digiton Corporation
"If more managers stumbled over the lost principles of general management on their way to the
executive washroom, the ranks of I-bosses (idiot bosses) might dwindle into extinction."
-- Dr. John Hoover, Author of “How to Work for an Idiot and Survive”
"The Lost Art of General Management is a must read for anyone who wants to break out of the ranks of
middle management."
-- Michael Allen, Executive Recruiter and Founder, Allen Search
"Rob Waite has once again established himself as a mentor to his readers."
-- Linda Forsythe, CEO Mentors Magazine
“The Lost Art of General Management is a practical guide for anyone making command decisions.”
-- Commander James Hartigan, United States Navy (retired)
"The Lost Art of General Management will challenge its readers to think higher, wider and deeper about
their businesses."
-- Liz Ryan, CEO WorldWIT
"I highly recommend that you allow Rob Waite to lead you on a journey of discovery of the lost art of
general management."
-- Brian Tracy, Speaker, Author Consultant
"Functional myopia is the number one reason companies can't execute well established strategies
successfully. The Lost Art of General Management is the right prescription to cure it - An easy to read
book with plenty of practical and useful lessons."
-- Mitch Javidi, CEO & President, Digiton Corporation
"If more managers stumbled over the lost principles of general management on their way to the
executive washroom, the ranks of I-bosses (idiot bosses) might dwindle into extinction."
-- Dr. John Hoover, Author of “How to Work for an Idiot and Survive”
"The Lost Art of General Management is a must read for anyone who wants to break out of the ranks of
middle management."
-- Michael Allen, Executive Recruiter and Founder, Allen Search
"Rob Waite has once again established himself as a mentor to his readers."
-- Linda Forsythe, CEO Mentors Magazine
“The Lost Art of General Management is a practical guide for anyone making command decisions.”
-- Commander James Hartigan, United States Navy (retired)
"The Lost Art of General Management will challenge its readers to think higher, wider and deeper about
their businesses."
-- Liz Ryan, CEO WorldWIT
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