The loss of a job can result in the complete destruction of your
personal wealth. In unsettled economic times, remaining employed is
even more critical because a lost job may be impossible to replace.
In such periods, a different set of rules needs to be
followed-rules far more Darwinian than in normal times. Author
Robert Lerner examines the decisions and actions of an ancient
Roman businessman named Titus Pomponius Atticus, who lived in the
cut-throat world of Julius Caesar, Mark Antony, Marcus Brutus, and
Cicero. Atticus was a sophisticated financier who did business with
these giants of history, witnessed their rise and fall, and endured
the years of civil war they engendered. Atticus was a survivor who
knew how to manoeuvre through the political traps and intrigues of
this dangerous world. From Atticus' ancient decisions and actions,
Lerner has developed 20 lessons that can be applied to situations
found in today's workplace. The goal of this book is to help
readers better prepare for periods of career turbulence and survive
in the modern jungle we call "the marketplace."
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