La historia es como sigue...
Stephen F. Stefano (Steve para los amigos según se desprende de la red...) ha publicado un libro...
"PASSION AND ICE"
El autor es un alto ejecutivo de GSK :
En su Blog se define como:
Stefano, who is a graduate of St. Joseph’s College has been a Senior Executive at Glaxo since 1993, and is known mostly for his work in directing the company’s commercial strategy, and for fostering an empowered and enjoyable atmosphere throughout the divisions which he has led. He began his career as a sales representative and it is from this beginning that he learned the commercial fundamentals of the pharmaceutical industry.
Sus "amiguetes", colegas, relacionados y subalternos (porsia...) escriben comentarios maravillosos...
Llegan a decir que si uno lo lee no necesitaría ir a Harvard...
Ufff...
Brad Duncan, an IHM account director at GSK
“I could hear your voice as I read it. I enjoyed it and also learned a lot from it. Thank you for sharing.”
Anne Komanecky, a regional vice-president at GSK, loved it:
"I really enjoyed your book! Your personality and your energy came right out of the pages and the examples of the different leaders you have worked with were excellent … Bottom line, Steve… you nailed it! You must be SO proud! I will cherish the personally autographed book forever".
Mas... (sigue leyendo)Por el contrario, en el Blog de Jack , las cosas no se ven tan claras y disienten...
Se ilustra con una imagen que "refuerza" la expresión...:
BROWN NOSE...
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Y recibe estos comentarios:
Anonymous said...
Kissing ass at GSK is no joke.
If you don't do it you will be let go. I read Steve's book and it sucked. This book is the most unrealistic/fictionalized representation of leadership and values ever published. Horrific doesn't even begin to describe the writing style or the context/linearity of the books goal, I'm not even sure the book had a goal.
Yo no opino...
Quedo a la espera de vuestros cometarios.
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