Fictions of Business: Insights on Management from Great Literature

Robert A. Brawer

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Management Theory and Practice Leadership and Management in Organizations Management and Organizational Studies

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Introduction: The Fictions of Business and the Business of Fiction. Selling as Theater: The Art of Dazzling the Customer. Selling on a Grand Scale: Playing to an Image-Conscious Society. Maintaining Individuality in Corporate Life. Overcoming Corporate Gospel and the Will to Believe. Survival of the Fittest in a Darwinian Business World. Office Politics, Stress Management, and Chaos. Conclusion: The More Things Change ... Notes. A Working Man and Woman's Guide to Further Reading. Acknowledgments. Index.

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