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House of Lies: How Management Consultants Steal Your Watch and Then Tell You the Time

House of Lies: How Management Consultants Steal Your Watch and Then Tell You the Time

Martin Kihn

9780446696388

Business Plus


Business ethics; Consultancy & grants for businesses; Management & management techniques

Paperback

288 pages

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Once upon a time Corporate America paid certain people huge fees to tell organizations what they were doing wrong. These men and women really knew next to nothing. They trashed businesses, destroyed careers, and wasted time and money. They called themselves Management Consultants. I know them well. I was one of them. Welcome to the...HOUSE OF LIES. When Martin Kihn joined a powerhouse New York consulting firm, he thought his job was to help organizations. In reality, the consultants spent precious work hours prowling for new clients, and offered little or no useful information. From power breakfasts with mind games to the screaming indignity of Feedback Camp in New Jersey, HOUSE OF LIES reveals the truth about a profession that could threaten your job, your career, and your life...and even throws you some lifelines should the suits start circling your company

By:   Martin Kihn
Imprint:   Business Plus
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 19mm,  Width: 227mm,  Spine: 153mm
Weight:   316g
ISBN:  

9780446696388


ISBN 10:   0446696382
Pages:   288
Publication Date:   February 2012
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Martin Kihn is a Columbia Business School graduate and Emmy-nominated comedy writer. A graduate of Yale University as well, he was head writer for MTV's Pop-Up Video and has written for Spy, New York and GQ.


This highly intelligent and deeply funny debut memoir skewers a segment of the economy that nearly every white-collar worker has learned to fear and loathe: consultancies. . . . His reconstructed dialogue from within his (unnamed) firm and from his time serving clients is alone with the price of admission.--Publishers Weekly<br>

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