num_pages: 344
description: The human mind is a 10 billion dollar gift. Stress undermines its performance. Executives at times suffer from severe stress. They never welcome this phenomenon yet definitely want relief. The malady clouds thinking, and saps health and energy. Cases are not rare where even senior executives explode before others particularly their subordinates howling like wild beasts. Some of them resort to the technique of animal control, manifesting through rough and tough behavior. The impact sets in motion a chain reaction and works havoc on the organization through strained relationships. A progressive organization should never fall a victim to this trap of wild behavior. However, in reality in spite of rapid advances in management techniques, we witness explosive executive behavior in many organizations. It is here the role of laughter becomes relevant. It is the best medicine for relieving stress. Mother Nature provides all essential things of life like air, space, fire and water, free. Similarly is the case with laughter. Under its influence, stress melts away and the mind becomes fresh and receptive. It tones up the human system, and prepares it for positive thinking and action. This book is an attempt to enable managers to laugh at the follies of an imaginary executive whose behavior is full of blunder and humor. It opens a window on mismanagement in areas of executive responsibility under a government. The background is a developing country functioning on distorted priorities making it the finest example of functioning anarchy. The fifteen chapters of this book contain several episodes to provoke the reader to laugh spontaneously. They present fictitious events from the life of Confusious, an executive, from birth to death. Some insight into his mannerisms and family life is also given. Unconventional concepts and expressions with specialized meaning, purposefully spelt differently, find place in the contents. The glossary explains these terms. The characters, places and events depicted are purely imaginary and illustrative. Resemblance to reality, if any, is only coincidence and not to decry or devalue any individual or institution.
language: English
title: Confusious In Blunderland
titlecomplete: Confusious In Blunderland
publisher: BookSurge Publishing