Business books for the wee hours

One of The Australian Financial Review’s regular magazines, badly named as Boss, has a business books section that rarely yields anything worthwhile. But the latest issue throws up two intriguing possibilities:

  • Matthew Stewart’s The Management Myth: Why the Experts Keep Getting It Wrong is ‘written with aplomb’ - Stewart, apparently an ex-founding partner of a management consultancy, exposes management science as no science at all
  • John R. Talbott, the apparently prescient seer at Goldman Sachs, slams the current financial system and today’s policies in The 86 Biggest Lies on Wall Street
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