How to Lose Friends & Infuriate People by Jonar C. Nader
$15.00
How to Lose Friends & Infuriate People: A Controversial Book for Thinkers by Jonar C. Nader is a provocative book about personal achievement, management, leadership and interpersonal behaviour.
Rather than offering conventional self-help formulas, Nader challenges familiar business and motivational ideas and encourages readers to question assumptions about success, authority, communication, work and relationships. The book is written in a direct, deliberately contrarian style aimed at readers interested in leadership and independent thinking.
Publisher: Plutonium / Logictivity
Year: 1999/2000 printing
ISBN: 9780957716506
Format: Paperback
Pages: 357
Condition: Very good used condition with light shelf wear.
Collections: ALL BOOKS, ALL PRODUCTS, HEALTH & LIFESTYLE, HEALTH & MEDICAL, NON-FICTION BOOKS, SELF DEVELOPMENT
Type: NON FICTION
Category: BOOKS, BUSINESS, LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, NON FICTION, PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, PSYCHOLOGY, SELF DEVELOPMENT
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