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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
The King Rat and His Court Lessons in Corporate Greed is a Timely Read Apr 04, 2009
By Joyce Holden
Anyone who has any experience in the world of big business will recognize the ratlike behavior described in this book. The descriptions and illustrations are cartoonlike and amusing. It is a textbook in ethics without being boring, tedious or preachy. This is a creatively written, excellent book.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Timely and appropriate reading given current events. Highly recommended. Jun 11, 2009
By Midwest Book Review
How do the most undeserving gain the most lucrative jobs? "The King Rat and His Court: Lessons in Corporate Greed" explains one businessman's perspective on the subject, giving an insider's look at how the rattiest of people in business so often rise to the top of corporations and do immeasurable damage to the company, and in some cases, society. Since some blame for the recent financial crisis lays squarely on the shoulders of certain shady CEOs, "The King Rat and His Court" is timely and appropriate reading given current events. Highly recommended.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Outstanding Read May 05, 2009
By Iron Duke
"Iron Duke"
Very enlightening, informative look into corporate society. Bruno shares his work experience in an objective, entertaining and enjoyable read. He gives insight as to how most American companies work these days. The illustrations add a great flavor too.
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Best Book of 2009 Apr 19, 2009
By Anniebow
The best book I've read all year, The King Rat and His Court cuts to the heart of business ethics. Unlike other business books, many of which were written by the rats themselves, this book speaks for the average, hard-working employee. Bruno uses sound logic and a myriad of different sources to make his point. The illustrations bring the book to life. This is not a dry, stodgy business book.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
The King Rat and His Court: Lessons in Corporate Greed Apr 13, 2009
By Ed Czechel
An easy read and right on the mark. The author calls them Rats, I call them Pigs. My thanks to William Bruno for telling it like it is.
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