Einstein Never Worked in a Cubicle: Using Science for Good Management

Anyone who has been promoted into a management position will tell you that most of what they do does not rely on book smarts but the social skills they have learned over the years dealing with people. But most of the managers in the new technology-based economy have spent a majority of their time in schools studying engineering and other sciences and not out socializing with others. What is this new generation of socially challenged executives to do? Well don t loose heart. Einstein Never Worked in a Cubicle: Using Science for Good Management is the first book targeted to helping this group. It is written to provide management and business strategies in a context and form that technically-inclined managers and managers-to-be can relate to. By using science as its foundation, this work explores the correlation between the laws of physics and chemistry and their application to management within the modern workplace. This is done in a lighthearted fashion, which promotes fundamental and necessary rules and practices for good management. Einstein Never Worked in a Cubicle is a management guide that has as its basic premise, the idea that the very laws that govern the universe can be applied to the office. The book is easy to read, using real life examples from more than twenty years of management and executive experience to make its points. It is best described as a tutorial in the type of management and office culture that will result in extremely productive and creative teams.