Molehills: Shrinking Work to its Rightful Size
Book Details
Author(s)BH Edelstein
ISBN / ASINB01B0OG3OG
ISBN-13978B01B0OG3O6
Sales Rank1,241,562
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Are you in the later part of a long career and eager to make peace and finally reach a compromise with this thing called work? This is the book for you. In it, you'll find answers to questions like:
1. What can mullet-headed Lynyrd Skynyrd fans and feminine hygiene products teach us about busy work?
2. How can teaching a class with your fly open help illustrate the ineffectiveness of corporate meetings?
You don't need to sell your soul to attain career and financial success and you definitely don't have to buy into the "work is family" propaganda that permeates the corporate world.
Using observation, experience, and a little bit of humor, author B.H. Edelstein looks at corporate America through the eyes of a seasoned salaryman, suggesting ways you can eliminate a significant amount of the nonsense that clogs up your workweek while still getting the important work done.
About the Author:
B.H. Edelstein has spent the last 30 years of his life toiling away as a faceless automaton in corporate America. He has somehow managed to reach a level of career success which lands him in the top 2% of wage earners in America despite the fact that he rarely works even the mythical 40-hour week, let alone the 60-hour plus weeks that have become the misguided and unnecessary norm.
1. What can mullet-headed Lynyrd Skynyrd fans and feminine hygiene products teach us about busy work?
2. How can teaching a class with your fly open help illustrate the ineffectiveness of corporate meetings?
You don't need to sell your soul to attain career and financial success and you definitely don't have to buy into the "work is family" propaganda that permeates the corporate world.
Using observation, experience, and a little bit of humor, author B.H. Edelstein looks at corporate America through the eyes of a seasoned salaryman, suggesting ways you can eliminate a significant amount of the nonsense that clogs up your workweek while still getting the important work done.
About the Author:
B.H. Edelstein has spent the last 30 years of his life toiling away as a faceless automaton in corporate America. He has somehow managed to reach a level of career success which lands him in the top 2% of wage earners in America despite the fact that he rarely works even the mythical 40-hour week, let alone the 60-hour plus weeks that have become the misguided and unnecessary norm.
