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    Author(s)Tom Stern
    PublisherNICHOLAS BREALEY PUBLISHING
    ISBN9780891062257
    Pages200
    BindingHardback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearJune 2007

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    NICHOLAS BREALEY PUBLISHING Ceo Dad How To Avoid Getting Fired By Your Family by Tom Stern

    Dave Barry meets Dilbert - with a bit of David Sedaris thrown in - in the outrageous world of Tom Stern's CEO Dad. From the comedic suspense of a well-executed takeover of his employees to the personal humiliation of being fired by his family on TV, Stern delivers a humorous business book that is packed with dozens of spot-on cartoons that illustrate the serious real-life conflicts that business executives everywhere have with the people they love and offers the chance for every CEO Dad and Mom to find a way to laugh all the way back to work-life sanity._x000D_ _x000D_ Drafting by Position: Determine the Essence of the Job; "Sportsmanlike" Conduct: Value Character; Out of Bounds: Welcome Eccentrics; 4th and Inches: Recognize That Ability Is Hard to Measure; Middle Linebacker Mentality: Accept That You Can't Teach Desire; Expensive Benchwarmer: Pay for Production, Not Potential; Hail Mary: Don't Try to Fix All Problems with One Hire; Three and Out: Don't Hire by Habit; 4th Quarter Comeback: Learn to Hire Gamechangers._x000D_