Given his commercial success Sir Bob Jones is well-placed to write on management but this is no dry exposition as one might anticipate with such a subject. Rather, an eclectic range of topics, individuals and propositions grace these pages. Was Haile Selassie foolish to deny Rastafarians' claim that he was God? Could there be a market for wheel-chaired strippers? The importance of drunkenness in making commercial decisions, these and many other subjects are addressed in a book which will delight readers and is vintage Jones.

Author Biography

Born in Lower Hutt in November 1939, Sir Robert (Bob) Jones is one of New Zealand's best known citizens, his range of activities spanning politics, sports, broadcasting, newspaper columns, commerce and writing. Jones on Management is his 20th Book including five novels. Bob was knighted in 1989 and received the New Zealand Commemorative medal in 1990.