Stanley Bing, AKA Gil Schwartz, Talks Executricks (VIDEO)

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WallStrip   |   July 23, 2008 11:50 AM

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Fortune's Stanley Bing or CBS' Gil Schwartz -- call him what you will, he's interviewed by WallStrip's Julie Alexandra and talks about his new book, Executricks. Schwartz calls Attila the Hun one of his favorite "executricksters," saying, "You can't rampage more than a couple of hours a day, you have to have grog."

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Fortune's Stanley Bing or CBS' Gil Schwartz -- call him what you will, he's interviewed by WallStrip's Julie Alexandra and talks about his new book, Executricks. Schwartz calls Attila the Hun one of h...
Fortune's Stanley Bing or CBS' Gil Schwartz -- call him what you will, he's interviewed by WallStrip's Julie Alexandra and talks about his new book, Executricks. Schwartz calls Attila the Hun one of h...
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- anastasiabeaverhousen See Profile I'm a Fan of anastasiabeaverhousen permalink

WHO? Chandler's dad??

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- BlackJAC See Profile I'm a Fan of BlackJAC permalink

Nah, he's this guy who talks about Corporate America with a really vicious sense of humor. I've got three of his books: WHAT WOULD MACHIAVELLI DO?, SUN-TZU WAS A SISSY, and 100 BULLS**T JOBS (AND HOW TO GET THEM).

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