No matter what your work situation may be, it is almost certain that there is an asshole in the mix. You may
wonder what qualifies one to earn the distinct title of asshole; images of an annoying arrogant person who gets
under your skin may come to mind. While this description may be accurate, there are a dozen more words that could
be thought of that would help describe this despicable person.
How you select to deal with an asshole could prove to be a delicate matter. In the workplace, it is essential
that you don’t sink to this tyrant’s level. The No Asshole Rule: Building a Civilized Workplace and Surviving
One That Isn't is a must-have book for any business professional. In this book you will find many techniques
that will help you deal with this type of individual.
Like millions of others, I have had my own assholes to contend with in the span of my career. These people
exist in all ages, shapes, and sizes. They may be peers or even managers. What a great help this book would
have been if it had been available to me when I was forced to deal with one of these people. With its valuable
guidance and advice I would have been better prepared to defend myself against the negativity that always
surrounds these individuals.
One of the greatest things included in this book - and one that really caught my attention - was the breakdown
of what it costs a company, over the course of one year, to have to deal with just one asshole. These startling
statistics, shown up close and broken down by dollar figures, really make one stop and think about how much an
asshole is costing a company.
This is a book like no other that I’ve read. Just the title alone should appeal to almost anyone. After
reading it, you will be amazed at how your outlook on life literally changes.
This book would appeal to the business professional or just about anyone who has to go to work each day.
Chances are you already have your own asshole to deal with in your workplace. Let this book give you the
ammunition you need to stomp out this obnoxious person and keep him or her from causing more workplace chaos.