20 Shades of Narcissism

Name: 20 Shades of Narcissism
Price: 4.99 EUR
Author: David Thomas
ISBN: 9781301613151

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David Thomas

Bluewater
Paru le : 24/02/2013

Narcissists can seriously diminish the happiness of those around them. Everyone knows people who display narcissistic behaviour, either family members... > Lire la suite

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Narcissists can seriously diminish the happiness of those around them. Everyone knows people who display narcissistic behaviour, either family members or in the workplace, or for many people, both. The narcissist looks to others in his or her environment for a view that will reflect and confirm how wonderful he or she is. This book shines the spotlight on narcissism in all of its micro and macro manifestations.
Each of the book's 20 chapters examines a different aspect of the topic. Some explore the theoretical aspects of narcissism and some look at the damage that well-known narcissists have inflicted on their businesses or their countries. Other chapters tell true stories about how people, with varying degrees of narcissism, have diminished the happiness of those around them, with the names changed to protect the identities of both the "innocent" and the "guilty"!

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Date de parution : 24/02/2013
Editeur : Bluewater
ISBN : 978-1-301-61315-1
EAN : 9781301613151
Format : ePub

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Biographie de David Thomas

David Thomas works as a company director and consultant. Formerly, as CEO, he built a business up from three to nearly one hundred employees. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute and hold masters and doctoral degrees in management from Sheffield Hallam University and the University of Derby. His research interests are in managerial psychology, narcissistic behaviour, and the philosophy of happiness.
He has researched over many years the behaviour of CEOs and senior managers, as well as other office staff and shop floor workers from a variety of walks of life. His doctoral thesis is entitled 'Analysis of Senior Management Teams that have Demonstrated a Proclivity for Growth'; it is held at the British Library. David is the author of the book Narcissism: Behind the Mask; it was written following his in-depth research into CEOs and company directors, which revealed high levels of narcissistic behaviour in the boardroom, and in the home.
It was published in hardback format, then a second printing, both of which sold out. The book was then issued in paperback format, re=printed again, and it again sold out. It is now only available in eBook formats.