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    Key Books


    How to Work for an Idiot: Survive & Thrive-- Without Killing Your Boss


    Controlling People: How to Recognize, Understand, and Deal With People Who Try to Control You


    How to Manage Your Boss: Developing the Perfect Working Relationship

    Be a Company That People Want to Work For

    "One notable example of an executive who woke up to the need for a new management style is Mort Meyerson, chairman and CEO of Dallas-based Perot Systems. In 1996 he wrote an article for Fast Company magazine, 'Everything I Thought I Knew about Leadership Is Wrong,' in which he confessed that he had spent years at EDS bullying his people into eighty-hour workweeks, emphasizing profit-and-loss 'to the exclusion of other values' and creating a culture of 'destructive contention.' "

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