Title: contrived and kinda dull
Product review: I bought this book thinking it would be a fun, satirical look at business, with a few useful pieces of advice thrown in. Kinda like Dilbert. What I got instead was a dry recitation of generic management advice written by an Avon lady (really). The references to Tony Soprano are completely contrived, and embarrassingly serious. They made me want to yell, "Hey, he's a fictitious character, created by a roomful of Hollywood writers!" If this book were written 30 years ago, it would be called Leadership Captain Kirk Style. It's a prime example of borrowed interest, and should wind up on remainders tables in about three years.
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