 The Tao at Work: On Leading and Following
ISBN: 978-0-7879-5670-7
Paperback
144 pages
March 2001, Jossey-Bass
US $17.95
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"Herman interprets the 81 verses of Tao in light of contemporary business and adds a few parables of his own, producing in the process a lighthearted and thoughtful experience. . . . imaginatively produced and includes handsome illustrations. A great gift." --Book Digest
"A highly accessible reminder of what should matter in our modern, money-conscious world." --NAPRA Trade Journal
"Organization-dwellers needing to become more `centered' will appreciate this approach." --Dallas Morning News
"In the crush of practical business books, here's a mind-expanding, easy-reading 133 pages on relationships in the work world." --Orange County Register
"Herman's fresh approach to translating the Tao is to adapt this enigmatic philosophy to the contemporary workplace, with his own unique interpretation of these 81 verses." --Library Journal
"Makes the reader think hard about the meaning of life. . . .will be useful for those who are caught up in their work whether in the office or in the home." --Booklist
"A highly accessible reminder of what should matter in our modern, money-conscious world." --NAPRA Trade Journal
"Organization-dwellers needing to become more `centered' will appreciate this approach." --Dallas Morning News
"In the crush of practical business books, here's a mind-expanding, easy-reading 133 pages on relationships in the work world." --Orange County Register
"Herman's fresh approach to translating the Tao is to adapt this enigmatic philosophy to the contemporary workplace, with his own unique interpretation of these 81 verses." --Library Journal
"Makes the reader think hard about the meaning of life. . . .will be useful for those who are caught up in their work whether in the office or in the home." --Booklist
