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How to Become a Great Boss by Jeffrey J. Fox Hyperion, May, 2002. Hardcover, 167 pages. ISBN: 0786868236 Ordering information: Amazon.com | Amazon.co.uk 
Jeffrey Fox, the bestselling author of How to Become
a Rainmaker and Don't Send a Resume: And Other Contrarian
Rules to Help Land a Great Job, targets the men and women
at the top in his latest reference book in his how-to series that
in the know business people are buying up in droves.
Fox packages his wisdom in small-sized hardcovers
that fit neatly into a briefcase, purse or desk drawer.
He takes a no-nonsense, common-sense approach to
business matters, but what Fox thinks is common sense
often runs counter to traditional thinking.
With chapters such as "Companies Do What the Boss Does,"
"Groom 'Em, or Broom 'Em," "Hire Slow, Fire Fast,"
"Don't Check Expense Accounts,"
"'Quit' Is for Scrabble," and "It's Okay to Be Quirky"
Fox lays out the
basics for getting and keeping the best employees.
With input from CEOs of some of America's largest
corporations, Fox manages to get to the heart of
what makes a great leader, and how to
avoid the worst thing that can happen to a department or a
company: mediocrity.
This is a must-buy for anyone who has employees:
whether he is an entrepreneur, a mid-level manager or
the CEO of a major corporation.
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