According to "The No Asshole Rule," jerks don't just sour the workplace environment -- they also cost your company money. Stanford professor and author Robert Sutton shows you how to spot an asshol...
According to "The No Asshole Rule," jerks don't just sour the workplace environment -- they also cost your company money. Stanford professor and author Robert Sutton shows you how to spot an asshole, at the office or within yourself. He then walks you through the necessary steps to make your office asshole-free.
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Great book. I work with a lot of assholes...psychos...eventuall y you just dont give a fuck. Then all you can think about is beating the living shit of assholes.
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