Way of the Cockroach How Not to Be There When the Lights Come on And Nine Other Lessons for How to Survive in Business

WHO BETTER TO TEACH SURVIVAL IN BUSINESS THAN A COCKROACH? "Cockroaches were established on earth well before human beings, and they're likely to be here long after we're gone. Craig Hovey shows us once again, in this highly readable mix of Don Marquis's Archy and Mehitabel and Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis, that we can learn a lot more from roaches than they can from us, as he applies the fascinating facts of roachdom to the world of business." --Richard Schweid, author of The Cockroach Papers Some "Rules of the Roach" include: Always be the last bug standing. Feast where others see only garbage. Grow eyes in your back. What doesn't exterminate you shall make you stronger. "Craig Hovey has given us a cockroach-eyed view of human society -- in this case, the world of big business that is both entertaining and enlightening." David George Gordon, author of The Compleat CockroachHovey, Craig is the author of 'Way of the Cockroach How Not to Be There When the Lights Come on And Nine Other Lessons for How to Survive in Business' with ISBN 9780312340643 and ISBN 0312340648.