(ne)šťastný manažer – Nemrava Martin (2019)

When you open this book originally written for managers, you will find yourself in a world that is not just managerial; it is intimately familiar yet little explored. At times, it will seem purely work-related and very complex, at other times purely personal and transparently simple, and at times all-encompassing and indistinguishable between 'work' and 'non-work'. In this oscillation, whose rhythm is different for each reader, the book will guide you through reflections on the meaning and (non)meaning of many activities that appear irreplaceable and obvious. We often consider them a necessity, a sign of prosperity, modernity of the company, and our own survival in a complicated world. And at such moments, the author poses an unexpected question and invites contemplation, seeking an answer to the question 'Why?', searching for the meaning of action. Concurrently, the author dares to break down the wall between the working and non-working world... And lo! Everything still applies and works! You're not a manager, and you don't manage anyone? In this book, you will find inspiration that can make life easier for both yourself and others. The book can also be called 'A Brief Guide to Everyday Life'. The author shows through ordinary things from both the work and private environment how a few principles can change the situation and the outcome, our perspective, and attitude. These principles are 'making sense',...