Synopsis
Managing When No One Wants to Work: Leadership Lessons from an Executive Housekeeper is a management expose that reveals the truth: "You can either serve your staff, or you can serve yourself - you can't do both."Some managers would rather bury their head in the sand, hide in their office, avoid conflict and let their staff fend for themselves - Those are self-serving managers and they are rarely effective.
About the Author
Caught plagiarizing a Ranger Rick magazine when he was eight years old, Ralph Peterson shocked everyone when the story he was made to write about the lessons he learned from the ordeal, was better than the story he copied. "It seems funny now," he says, "but I didn't know I could write my own stories. I didn't know I was allowed to make them up... to lie."
Today, in addition to authoring three books, "Congratulations! Now Get Over Yourself: Confessions of a Management Development Coach," (2018) "Adventures in Dietland: How to Win at the Game of Dieting from a Former Fat Guy," (2017) and "Managing When No One Wants To Work: Leadership Lessons from an Executive Housekeeper," (2014), Ralph is a Professional Speaker, Life Coach and Internationally Syndicated Columnist, with his column "Five-Star Leadership with Ralph Peterson."
For more information about Ralph, visit his website at RalphPeterson.com
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