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In his book “Pour en finir avec le machin. Les désarrois d’un consultant en management”, published in April 2024 by EMS, sociologist Norbert ALTER delivers a jubilant satire of management. Management “preaches rationality, but practises unreason” (p.7), says the author, who is convinced that it is a...
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| Vydáno v: | RIMHE : Revue Interdisciplinaire Management, Homme & Entreprise | 5713 | 4 | 2025-02-27 | p. 55-67 | 2259-2490 |
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| Shrnutí: | In his book “Pour en finir avec le machin. Les désarrois d’un consultant en management”, published in April 2024 by EMS, sociologist Norbert ALTER delivers a jubilant satire of management. Management “preaches rationality, but practises unreason” (p.7), says the author, who is convinced that it is a sham, a “thing” that organizations could do without. Norbert Alter portrays the endearing character of Frédéric, a young chemistry graduate embarking on a career as a consultant with a major management consultancy. In the land of management (or “what’s-his-name”), Frédéric will try to face up to the situation and awaken minds anesthetized by “the bullshit” … The RIMHE editorial team is pleased to present an exclusive interview with the autor on this mischievous book on management. * The questions (below in italics) are asked by the RIMHE editorial board. |
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