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Joseph P. Bartko is retired after spending a great fifty years in plastics-related technical companies. While he always worked better alone, he did have many managers who were real professionals. 

If you’re a bully who doesn’t know what’s going on, but can always blame someone else – congratulations, you’re a manager! MBI: The Real Management Style is a book that knows you’re perfect the way you are and there’s no reason to change just to improve quality of life for your employees. Instead, this book will help you master the MBI formula: ignorance + fear = success. 

From establishing your superiority (preferably thought humiliating others), how to run a meeting (inconvenience is key), to how to get ahead (always have a scapegoat), MBI will remind you there’s no limit to your power. By developing spies and keeping your employees more focused on kissing up than doing work, you will have the terrified and effective work force other managers can only dream about. 

MBI: The Real Management Style is a wickedly sharp satire of office politics and failures. It’s best served with bad coffee and stale donuts.