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I would wager that Kafka has never been used for that because his work tends to concern itself with failure rather than with success. But I agree with you. Mor
by mtts 17y ago
I would wager that Kafka has never been used for that because his work tends to concern itself with failure rather than with success.
But I agree with you. More business types should read his work, if only to develop a more realistic outlook on life. The sky is not the limit, petty bureaucrats in the castle you're never, ever going to be allowed into for no discernable reason at all are.
- neilk 17y agoOh I don't know. Surely "The Bucket Rider" can tell us something about dealing with bad customers. It's clear to me that Kafka meant this as a tale about how to be a sharp businessperson. http://old.tcfreenet.org/people/hale/articles/bucket.htm http://old.tcfreenet.org/people/hale/articles/bucket.htm
- mtts 17y agoI do hope there was a tongue somewhere in your cheek when you wrote that.