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The Good Manager
Being Great Is Overrated!
By: Ralph Peterson
Narrated by: Ralph Peterson
Length: 2 hrs and 6 mins

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Summary

From the best-selling author of Congratulations! Now Get Over Yourself, Ralph Peterson holds nothing back in his latest management manifesto.

“I have been fired, let go, demoted, punished, ridiculed, reprimanded, reassigned, embarrassed, provoked, called foolish, ineffective, and worst of all disgruntled. The whole time, I thought the problem was them.... It wasn’t. It was me. Me, wanting to feel good rather than being effective. Me, hiding behind my principles. Me, not wanting to take a stand. Me, being embarrassed. Me, being scared. Me, and my misunderstanding of what it takes to be a good manager."