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Nov 26, Robert Albrecht rated it it was amazing. A brilliant little book, replete with witticisms, wisdom, and the optimism necessary to not only stay afloat in, but to navigate the often stormy sea of public service.
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If only we were all as fortunate as Kim to have an uncle eager to dole out long-form career advice and philosophy. Jan 23, Megan rated it really liked it.
I absolutely love the title of this book. What a great way to describe the role of public servants! For anyone currently working for government, Ashworth former Commissioner of Higher Ed in Texas lays out the dilemmas and challenges of this career choice.
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He shares personal stories that tested his character and morals throughout his 40 years working in the public sector. Great read for any of you who find yourself getting pissed on more often than you like: Feb 01, Filip Gecic rated it it was amazing. For all public servants that would like to make working in government their permanent career.
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Dec 12, Jenny rated it really liked it. Nov 24, Michael rated it did not like it Shelves: Bloated with self aggrandizement. Terrible book, except for seeing just what's wrong with our government.
Nov 15, Amber rated it it was amazing Shelves: Jan 18, Donald Moss rated it it was amazing. Working with the press December: Learning from your boss January: Dealing with unpleasant and difficult people February: More on unpleasant people March: Subordinate leadership, getting help from above April: Taking the initiative, or risk taking inside government May: The kinds of pressures and influence used on you September: Relations with a governing board October: More on governing boards November: Bona fide bureaucratic behavior December: Delegating, or working for your subordinates February: