| BOOK REVIEW  Peanut Butter And Jelly Management Tales from Parenthood, Lessons 
                        for Management
 By Chris and Reina Komisarjevsky
 ISBN 0-8144-7062-9 (General Business/Management)
 P 1,350.00
 Are you tired of overblown, 
                        theoretical management treatises? Bored by self-important 
                        pundits preaching the latest in management salvation? 
                        Frustrated with practical, half-baked management solutions? 
                        Are you ready for a refreshingly practical and down-to-earth 
                        approach to management? Are you ready to be entertained, 
                        charmed and truly touched by a management book? If you answered 'Yes!' 
                        to any or all of the questions, this is the book for you. 
                        Based on the idea that being a good manager requires many 
                        of the same skills associated with being a good parent, 
                        this book illustrates 19 valuable leadership lessons you 
                        can learn from such decidedly unbusiness-like subjects 
                        such as:  * HOMEWORK (Learning, 
                        studying and planning for the future) * LITTLE LEAGUE (Always push yourself to do better)
 * STREET HOCKEY (How to spot natural leaders on your staff)
 * A SHOE BOX UNDER THE BED (The importance of personalizing 
                        otherwise sterile office space)
 * THE ICE CREAM MAN (Trying different things to find out 
                        what you like)
 * SAND CASTLES (Nothing stays the same...everything changes...that's 
                        reality)
 About the Author: 
                         Chris Komisarjevsky 
                        is a full-time father and President and CEO of Burson-Marsteller 
                        Worldwide, the leading public relations firm. Reina Komisarjevsky 
                        is a full-time mother who always hoped she would have 
                        at least six children. The couple live in Atlantic Beach, 
                        New York.  |