In this frank memoir, Miller reveals a rarely seen side of American management. Known for his wry sense of humor, Miller talks about what it takes to be an executive, and shares the credit for his success with his "mentor and occasional tormentor"--His wife and ally of 40 years.
A corporate restructure expert documents the price that has been paid by American employees to promote national industry efforts, tracing key conflicts in the arenas of pension benefits, health-care insurance, and the work-life balance.
In this frank memoir, Miller reveals a rarely seen side of American management. Known for his wry sense of humor, Miller talks about what it takes to be an executive, and shares the credit for his success with his "mentor and occasional tormentor"--His wife and ally of 40 years.