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Michael Singer Dobson

Author of Fox on the Rhine

31+ Works 740 Members 6 Reviews

About the Author

Michael S. Dobson is an author, consultant, and popular seminar leader in project management, communications, and personal success. He lives in Chicago. 050
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Series

Works by Michael Singer Dobson

Fox on the Rhine (2000) — Author — 130 copies, 1 review
Fox at the Front (2003) 76 copies, 1 review
Dragons of Desolation (1984) — Game design; Development/editing — 73 copies
Dragons of Mystery (1984) — Series editor; Contributor — 67 copies
The Mines of Bloodstone (1986) 36 copies
Bloodstone Pass (1985) 29 copies
The Bloodstone Wars (1987) 25 copies

Associated Works

Dragons of Flame (1984) — Editor; The Dragonlance design team — 93 copies
Dragons of Hope (1984) — Development/editing — 80 copies
Dragons of Autumn (2006) — Designer — 34 copies

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Common Knowledge

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Reviews

8 reviews
A passable alternate history thriller. The basic military premise is unlikely, but the characters are (occasionally) more than the cardboard stereotype of "mad Nazi" and "good German".
I really enjoyed the emphasis on integrity in this book. He says to be aware of underhanded behavior, but don't participate in it.
Michael Comments:
As a Project Manager who has primarily built my skills via on the job training I could really relate to the approach this book communicates. The book not only follows standard project methodology but gives street sense advice in regards to using project management principles to your advantage to survive what at times can be a hostile project environment.
½
Which of these statements do you agree with?
Difficult people…
-- Make my life miserable.
-- Reduce my morale.
-- Get me angry.
-- Deplete my energies.
-- Make me feel helpless.
-- Ruin a good thing.
-- Make me scream.
-- Affect my productivity.
-- Waste my time.
-- Are insidious.
And that may be only the beginning. Dealing with someone else's irritating behaviour can really waste your time and sap your energy. For many of us, dealing with the stress and frustrations of other people has become so show more commonplace that it is considered normal -- the way things are.
Well, things don't have to be difficult. You can do something positive about difficult people in your workplace. This book will show you how to remake your attitude and behaviour. The difficult person will still be there, but you will be less of a target. You, not the other person, will be in charge of the interaction.
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Associated Authors

Harold Johnson Game design, Contributor
Elizabeth Riedel Product design, Graphic design
Larry Elmore Interior art (pencils), Art
Rod Hankins Designer, Illustrator
Billy Clemons Cartography
Keith Parkinson Cover art
Anne Gray Development/editing
Jeff Butler Interior art (inks)
Bruce Nesmith Game design
Dennis Kauth Cartography
Bob Maurus Cartography
Margaret Weis Contributor
Tony Greco Cover designer
William Villarreal Cover artist

Statistics

Works
31
Also by
3
Members
740
Popularity
#34,320
Rating
½ 3.6
Reviews
6
ISBNs
76

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