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Article Excerpt
Several years ago my friend Jim Kristie, editor of Directors & Boards, generously made available a few of the journal's pages for Ken Adelman, a legitimate Shakespearian scholar, and me, an engineer with one college course in Shakespeare, so we could expound upon our management book Shakespeare in Charge. Thus I was pleased when Jim recently offered the opportunity to return to the scene of the crime to comment on Barry Edelstein's new book, Bardisms: Shakespeare for All Occasions (Collins, a division of HarperCollins Publishers, 2009). Edelstein, you see, is the Real Deal. He attended Oxford on a Rhodes scholarship, has endorsements from Steve Martin and Kevin Kline, and directed Gwyneth Paltrow in "As You Like It." No simple engineer here.
Of course, some skeptics might ask what business people could possibly learn from...
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