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Overview
The bestselling expert on nasty behavior sets hissights on bad bosses
In the straightforward and popular style of Dr. Carter's previous three books (Nasty People, Nasty Men, and Nasty Women), Nasty Bosses provides no-nonsense insights into bad-tempered behavior, offering proven techniques for handling every harmful moment inflicted by snide superiors. Combining humor with the know-how of a trained psychologist, Dr. Carter offers strategies for:
- Navigating around the "The Carrot Dangler"—the boss who motivates with the promise of a promotion but never delivers
- Discerning the deceptive "Two Face"—the supervisor who tells everyone a different story to try to please them all
- Coping with "The Crusader"—the chief who demands fanatical hard work and dedication from employees but "guilts" them, "misers" them, and demeans them
- Dealing with "The Chucky Boss"—when this boss is through using you, you get
chucked in the "wasted" bin
- Contending with "The Noper"—the leader who rejects your ideas only to later implement them as his own
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Soundview Executive Book Summaries
While discussing the intricacies of our mammal, cognitive and prefrontal lobe mentalities, psychologist and former corporate manager Jay Carter offers the victims of nasty bosses numerous techniques for handling these troublesome tyrants. Filled with tested strategies for coping with snide superiors, Nasty Bosses presents insights about the people who cause their underlings unnecessary stress and offers professional advice from executives about the pressures overworked bosses face. As he helps their victims, Carter also explains what creates nasty bosses. Copyright © 2004 Soundview Executive Book SummariesBook Details
Published
July 1, 2004
Publisher
McGraw-Hill Professional
Pages
144
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780071432474