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    Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Boss? 13 Types and How to Survive Them.


    Coping With Difficult Bosses


    Fighting Back: Overcoming Bullying in the Workplace

    Throwing the Elephant: Zen and the Art of Managing Up

    Reviewer/Reader Feedback: "The elephant referred to in this title of this witty and joyfully manipulative little book is your boss, the powerful but lumbering and self-involved authority figure that Fortune columnist Stanley Bing believes is comfortably ensconced in your company's corner office. Bing begins his manual on the care and feeding of these "business elephants" with the admonition that people don't get to choose their bosses; like the weather or gravity, bosses exist as laws of nature that exceed the control of the mere mortal mosquitoes that hover about them. "Throwing the Elephant" is likely to become the kind of book that people start reading because it makes them laugh and end up giving to their friends because there's so much to learn from it."



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