SARVER, Pa., Dec. 9, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- In today's business world, money and politics often seem to have replaced talent and skill. The bottom line on an upper management report can often mean someone's career. John A. Michaels sneaks readers inside the boardroom to reveal important career secrets in his new book, Witnessing Corporate Secrets (now available through 1stBooks).
With many years of corporate experience, Michaels blows the whistle on the behind the scenes exchanges between lower and middle level managers. Witnessing Corporate Secrets reveals these private conversations and helps readers understand big business. Michaels offers readers a crystal clear picture of corporate managers' motives and political strategies and lets them observe the successful and experienced making decisions that affect their own destiny.
Armed with this information, readers can become players at the inner negotiating table. Michaels teaches what street smart responses, not talents, prevent individuals from being downsized and losing their home, car or career in the process. Witnessing Corporate Secrets is filled with authentic illustrations meant as reference guides for those entering the workplace or a survival guide for those already playing the corporate game.
With Witnessing Corporate Secrets, readers can learn the roles, the players and how the game is played.
Michaels spent 15 years in the corporate world and has held positions from the bottom to the top. His career has been founded on business information systems, system implementation, design and corporate training. Witnessing Corporate Secrets is his first book.
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