The Trouble with Markets

Hank Gilman's initial dream was to become a successful journalist, but he quickly found himself promoted to editor and forced to oversee a difficult team of reporters with no prior training. This is a common experience for accidental bosses who are not prepared or expected to manage others. Gilman, now the deputy managing editor at Fortune, gained valuable insights from his 20+ years of managing, including good, bad, and bizarre stories that have shaped his understanding of what makes a great boss.