The Bitch File

by Robert F. Mager

Bonnie Pentera is scared. She and her company are in the middle of an urgent project to retrain the sales staff of a large manufacturer. Unexpectedly, a totally unqualified manager, Bartley Skeeg, is assigned to head the very Training Department to which Bonnie must report. The problem? Skeeg knows nothing about training and, because of his unwillingness to get up to speed on this crucial project, is unable to answer questions while delivering a critical presentation to top management. His incompetence exposed, he is utterly humiliated, and decides all his troubles are Bonnie’s fault. Obsessed with getting even—with making her life a living hell—he gets to work. His secret harassment campaign escalates well beyond mere creepiness, until Bonnie fears for her safety. But she refuses to become a victim, and must now find a way to stop her deranged boss and save her own life.

268 pages, Paperback

First published November 21, 2011

About the author

Mager is a heavyweight in the field of training and performance improvement, and popularized the concept of Criterion Referenced Instruction.

Mager achieved A.B. and M.A. degrees from Ohio University and finished his Ph.D. in Psychology at the State University of Iowa.