Real Books... Unreal Titles!

[Bobtoad777]

The Foul and the Fragrant: Odor and the French Social
Imagination; 1986.

Who's Who in Barbed Wire; 1970.

The Madman as Entrepreneur: Career Management in House
Prostitution; 1979.

Correct Mispronunciations of Some South Carolina Names; 1981.

Manhole Covers of Los Angeles; 1974.

Leadership Secrets of Attila the Hun; 1995.

Three Weeks in Wet Sheets; 1856.

Be Married and Like It; 1937.

Pranks With the Mouth; 1879.

Build Your Own Hindenburg; 1983.

 

[Silverlily]

Leadership Secrets of Attila the Hun; 1995.

Mock all you want, but that is an excellent book for anyone in management. Despite the stereotypes, Attila was a leader ahead of his time, appointing generals based on merit rather than birth. He was one of the first to acknowledge accountability and the necessity of training to achieve results.

Sometimes you can't judge a book by it's title.

 

[Ambrosious]

Leadership Secrets of Attila the Hun; 1995.

Mock all you want, but that is an excellent book for anyone in management. Despite the stereotypes, Attila was a leader ahead of his time, appointing generals based on merit rather than birth. He was one of the first to acknowledge accountability and the necessity of training to achieve results.

Sometimes you can't judge a book by it's title.

And they also wrote "Make It So, The Management Style Of Jean Luc Picard"

 

[Silverlily]

Are you sure?

And they also wrote "Make It So, The Management Style Of Jean Luc Picard"

I thought that one was done by the folks that did Bill Clinton's book, "The Presidency or Leadership by the Crotch of Your Pants".

 

[Ambrosious]

Nope, that's going to be the title of Hill-babes book.