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Book Information
Genre:
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management
Publication:
Oct 26, 2009
Pages:
118
Books by Scott W. Dunlap
It is not surprising that many people experience frustration in the workplace, and in spite of reading every book in the executive reading list, not much changes over time. Human behavior and organizational dynamics are messy and you don't need a PhD or MBA to figure that one out.
I've had my 360 degree assessments, Myers-Briggs, been to Mars and back from Venus, tried the 7 habits, went from Good to OK but not Great, and even tried on some Douglas Adams and Frank Zappa logic in the office. There's a persistent level of silliness and inexplicable crap around the office that you can only laugh about or just go home irritated and confused every day.
As a fan of mother nature and a believer in the powers of observation, the dung beetle inspired me to write a book that uses dung and dung beetle behavior to help cope with the inexplicable muck in your office. You'd be amazed at what they can teach us about about office dynamics and how to slug through the mess and find the diamonds in the dung heap.
About the Author: Scott Dunlap is a native of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, served in the U.S. Navy, holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in business and economics, worked in a major regional bank as money market trader, and has over 20 years of management experience as a federal employee. He has also served as an adjunct lecturer of business and economics at the University of Central Florida, Valencia Community College, and Columbia College.
It is not surprising that many people experience frustration in the workplace, and in spite of reading every book in the executive reading list, not much changes over time. Human behavior and organizational dynamics are messy and you don't need a PhD or MBA to figure that one out.
About the Author: Scott Dunlap is a native of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, served in the U.S. Navy, holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in business and economics, worked in a major regional bank as money market trader, and has over 20 years of management experience as a federal employee. He has also served as an adjunct lecturer of business and economics at the University of Central Florida, Valencia Community College, and Columbia College.