If you are looking for a recipe for successful management, want to find out if you are a perfect manager, or seek the perfect management theory applicable to the twenty-first century, then you have not found the right book. However, if you are interested in how you can use personal experiences in management practice or want to learn from both your own and others' mistakes and apply them for successful management, it will definitely be worth reading this book. In a total of 52 life stories, the author reveals interesting connections with management problems. You will find yourself in the midst of open dialogues between a manager and a coach. True, engaging, and diverse stories will keep you on your toes. You won't be bored, even if you read the book purely for pleasure and entertainment. The stories convey messages and principles that you can apply not only as a manager but also in everyday life.
