Summary:
The book explores the phenomenon of managerial rebellion, where managers resist and challenge the corporate status quo and bureaucratic constraints. It delves into the reasons behind such rebellions and the implications for organizational dynamics and leadership.
Key points:
1. Managerial Rebellion: Managers sometimes resist company rules and expectations quietly, driven by a clash between their own values and the company's demands.
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