With extensive leadership, merger, and corporate change management experience, the writers document their adventures. Mundane business practices and human foibles meld into psychological enigmas. The first novel, Murder by Merger, is an alluring entanglement of passionately driven ambitions focused on downsizing, financial manipulations, and insider trading.
Most business processes discharge some temporary melancholy wisdom, but getting aroused about instituting a new change management strategy isn't easy. Taking mundane practices and recasting them into how work communities really function is challenging. There's an unrealistic strangle hold for professionals to accomplish what business books convey effectively. Position and power, private agendas, and other elements of 'humanness' frequently dominate. The authors expose sterile processes and marry with murder.