ridiculously helpful resource for managers by Alison Green on October 15, 2010 If you manage people, this is an awesome free resource that you need to check out: The Management Center’s resource library They’ve got sample scripts for difficult employee conversations, worksheets designed to help you plan projects, the best list of reference-checking questions you’ll ever encounter, sample rejection emails, and much, much more. (Note: You need to sign up for their free monthly email list in order to get access to the library. But their email list is also ridiculously useful, so don’t be deterred by that.) The Management Center is near and dear to my heart: It’s run by Jerry Hauser, my co-author on Managing to Change the World, and they’re obsessed with helping nonprofits become more effective, an obsession that I share. And they’re great at what they do. Also, one time they bought me a small pie. You should get to know them. Go download all their free tools and then spread the word. You may also like:get a signed copy of the new Ask a Manager bookmy boss has ideas all the time -- and I don't know which ones she's serious aboutwhy do people get stuck in "reply all" hell on email lists? { Comments Off on ridiculously helpful resource for managers }