Bullying Bosses: A Survivor's Guide: How to Transcend the Illusion of the Interpersonal

by Robert Mueller

Bullying Bosses are relentlessly anti-personal. They're about power, conquest and control, not either production or personal connection. They are creatures of malice, requiring not our psychoanalysis, but political scrutiny leading to strategey and action.

Politics exists, and it's rude, but unfortunately its mechanisms for functioning are known. That's what this book is about: politcal tactics and strategies -- the Workplace Warrior's swords and shields, with hundreds of concrete suggestions. It's about becoming fully conscious; then working for the win, that is life itself.

283 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2005

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Reviews

[Dr. Garcia · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was unexpectedly easy to read- it read like a story. Plus, it gave some very practical advice. More importantly, it makes you feel not alone in the struggle.