Title: Policy over Practical
Product review: The book begins very slowly and really does not offer significant information until the last few chapters (mostly the very last chapter). The authors, throughout the entire novel, have a bitter attitude towards business in general and seem to be blaming capitalism for the problems surrounding bullying. They have several interesting points throughout the novel, but unfortunately, it is mired down by a slightly veiled political agenda against "big business". I would like to have seen more about the practical methods an individual can undertake to control bullying rather than the overhanded solution to engage in legal discourse.I would have also liked to have seen more specific case studies. The authors mention many times of having their web site with hundreds of stories on bullying. Where are they? I would like to have seen more. Keep the politics out of the issue. It is serious enough of a problem without smacking of a hidden agenda against business.
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