Spencer Johnson · 1998
A psychological fable about coping with workplace change and organizational transitions.
Michael Hobbes criticizes it as a demonic book of staggering malignancy used as propaganda for layoffs.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
None yet.
Speakers who argue against the book or name its limits.
“What do you know about Who Moved My Cheese? Most of our books are books that you pick up in an airport on a whim, and this is the first one that your boss forces you to read.”
Why: Described as a demonic book of staggering malignancy used as propaganda for layoffs.
Michael Hobbes, Host on If Books Could KillWho Moved My Cheese?
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Bright-sided
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Downsizing in America
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The Disposable American
Louis Uchitelle
Discussed together in: Who Moved My Cheese? (If Books Could Kill)
The One Minute Manager
Kenneth H. Blanchard
Discussed together in: Who Moved My Cheese? (If Books Could Kill)