Bingsop's fables : little morals for big business

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Label

Bingsop's fables : little morals for big business

Title remainder

little morals for big business

Statement of responsibility

Stanley Bing

Creator

• Bing, Stanley

Contributor

• hoopla digital
• Schwartz, Gil

Subject

• Management -- Moral and ethical aspects
• Organizational behavior -- Moral and ethical aspects
• Corporate culture -- Moral and ethical aspects
• Success in business -- Moral and ethical aspects

Language

eng

Summary

For more than twenty years, Stanley Bing has peerlessly explained corporate culture and strategy with wit and insight. Now he brings us this engaging and instructive book of white-collar fables that have charmed generations of businesspeople since Greece was glorious and Rome was grand, brilliant gems of wisdom flowing from the pen of the mysterious, legendary author known throughout the ancient corporate world by a single name: Bingsop. Bingsop's Fables is animated by a cast of archetypal characters that are as iconic and representative of human nature as were the jackdaw, the dull, the snake, the hare, the lion, the horse, and all the rest of the birds and beasts that populated the stories of that other fabulist, Aesop. The Stupid Investor, the Miserable Misery Mogul, the Ill-Tempered PR Person, and the Potentially Generous CEO-each struts and frets his hour upon the stage and, in the end, presents us with a moral that rings so true it would hurt if we were not also laughing. Festooned with provocative, witty illustrations by New Yorker artist Steve Brodner, this lean, muscular edition will equally be at home on the shelves of aspiring hedge fund managers hoping to kill their elders as on the credenzas of those beleaguered executives who hear the next generation coming up fast from behind. No business library should be considered complete without it

Accompanying matter

technical information on music

Cataloging source

Midwest

Dewey number

174/.4

Form of composition

not applicable

Format of music

not applicable

Literary text for sound recordings

other

PerformerNote

Read by the author

Target audience

adult

Transposition and arrangement

not applicable