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Seducing the boys Club

By: Barbara Bowes

Posted: 03/10/2011 1:24 PM | Comments: 0

Author Nina Disesa is a "been there, done that" lady who has successfully clawed her way to the top of a renowned advertising agency in New York.

Her story is one of a hard hitting, crafty leader who refuses to be toppled by the battle-ready male tactics she encounters. Instead, her strategy of seduction and manipulation, which she calls "S&M", is a combination of psychology, mothering and stubbornness.

All 220 pages are full of real examples of personal success, failure and advice. While the book is directed to women, men should read it to at least learn how silly their power antics really are.

More about the book:

Seducing the boys Club: Uncensored Tactics from a Woman at the Top

Nina Disesa

Ballantine Books

$15

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