Kinderman is once again unsatisfied with the group's performance. As any good manager would do, he calls a meeting and preaches about what, in his opinion, should be done about it...
Major software companies tend to spend a fortune on advertising. Lately, one of them shocked its competitors when it hired the greatest (and richest) comedian in the world for its new marketing campaign. Being a leading software company, CRAP decides not to fall behind in the advertising arms-race..
Last time, I ended up bursting in tears after my colleagues refused to cooperate with me. Now, I turn to them in an attempt to finally answer the question: "can there be influence without authority"?
This is the shocking conclusion of the chapter about "Influence without Authority"... On second thought, it's the most expected conclusion you can imagine...
Previous Chapters of "Influence without Authority":
In the previous chapter, I virtually agreed to virtually lead a virtual team. Now I must approach my unsuspecting colleagues and start bossing them around, using subtle techniques of Influence without Authority.
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