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>>The Completely Idiotic Guide to Management for Dimwits 

Iby Sarah Kobos 

 

 

The Completely Idiotic Guide to Management for Dimwits 

  

 

 

 

Bad management is like bad breath: everybody gets it sooner or later and some suffer more than others.  If you currently work, have ever worked, or ever been friends with anyone who’s ever worked, you know what we’re talking about.

 

Based on the premise that “Most managers think they are above average bosses, but, in reality, most managers suck,” this book will have you roaring with laughter as it satirizes common management practices that drive employees crazy. 

 

A great read for peons and managers alike, it is both a riotous examination of corporate life, and a cautionary tale of what NOT to do as a manager.

 

Chapters include:

 

  • Why Expensive Consultants Are Better

  • Threatening Re-Org – It Just Feels Good!

  • The Importance of Slogans

  • FTEs – A Fungible Workforce

  • Impressing Bigwigs – PowerPoint

  • The Single Person Is Your Slave

  • Leadership and the Need for Sheep

  • Protecting Your Turf

 

And much, much more!

 

Excerpt from The Completely Idiotic Guide to Management for Dimwits:

 

“The suggestion box is a time-honored method of motivating and engaging employees by asking for their thoughts.  To improve process efficiency, simply cut a hole in the bottom of the box and mount it directly over a trashcan.  This way, employee suggestions can reach their inevitable destination without time-consuming management involvement.”

 

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