BE JUST! Kafka's Lessons in Leadership and Management.(Franz Kafka)(this and other items are discussed)(Brief Article)

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From: Esquire
Date: 20000701
Author:Raab, Scott

TO: D. Louis, Editor, Harflin Books

FR: R. Boyd, Ass't. Editor

RE: New Biz Title Proposal

How do you motivate people to give their all on the job? How do you face a hostile audience and turn it around? Need to fire someone, but not sure of how to do it? Turn to Franz Kafka and you can't go wrong.

Wait a second, you say: Kafka as a business consultant? The tubercular nebbish whose best-known piece of writing was told from the point of view of a man who turned into a cockroach?

Absolutely. Everyone adores Franz Kafka the visionary artist, but did you know ...

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