Stabbed Back My Fingerprints On Knife

Displaying equal parts philosophy, humor, and management expertise, the title essay outlines a meditation central to the book's core theme: no one is stabbed in the back who doesn't play a key role in their own downfall. Covers a diverse range of topics from bad managers to Waco, Texas. It is equally a safe haven and cannon folder for those who want more than an easy listening approach to business ethics and organizational success.

Jerry B. Harvey, well-known author of The Abilene Paradox and Other Meditations on Management, is a professor of management science at The George Washington University. He has consulted with business, government, various healthcare services, and the nonprofit sector and has published many articles in the fields of organizational behavior and education.