num_pages: 238
description: R. A. McMillan, a retired Vice President &amp; Treasurer of B.F. Goodrich, has just released a funny new book called Corporate Lunacy, "How to win (or at least survive) the corporate game," a humorous, all-too-true expose’ of life in the corporate world. During his successful career, McMillan was adorned with many corporate titles. Now, with many corporate adventures behind him, McMillan has written a guidebook to be used by those entering or already living in the minefields of the corporate world. With chapters named Beginning Corporate Life, Who Are These People, Bosses Are "Beautiful" and Let Me Out of Here, McMillan illustrates the idiosyncrasies that we all love to hate about our jobs. R. A. McMillan earned a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California at Berkeley in 1972. He began his professional career at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Ohio. McMillan continued to climb the corporate ladder at an Akron, Ohio-based Fortune 500 company in positions including Chief Economist, Director of Investor Relations, Planning &amp; Development, Analysis &amp; Control and Vice President &amp; Treasurer. Now, McMillan is spending his retirement writing, consulting, traveling and playing bad golf. About the illustrator. Currently, Douglas M. Goldsmith teaches Illustration and Color Theory classes at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio. Goldsmith received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1981 from the Cleveland Institute of Art and received his Master of Fine Arts in 1988 from Carnegie Mellon University. Goldsmith enjoys traveling to Portland, Maine and Long Island, New York to paint landscapes.
language: English
title: Corporate Lunacy : How to Win (or at Least Survive) the Corporate Game
titlecomplete: Corporate Lunacy : How to Win (or at Least Survive) the Corporate Game
ratings_count: 2
publisher: Reality Pr