Top management salaries – as one would expect – are an inexhaustible subject in these new and latest ›Business Class‹ Stories. And – the second erogenous zone of a manager's identity – the exorbitant yearly bonus they receive. In addition, it is a book about the risks and side effects of launching an April fool prank, and it provides helpful tricks and techniques for the rhetorically challenged executive. It is also about the most closely guarded secret of the corporate world: advertising. About humour as a management tool and – something that calls for humour in itself – the discrepancy between a company's internal and external perception as shown through thorough analysis. And about the beastly consequences of a harmless attack of lumbago. The book also presents packages of measures to get that chronically stressed private life under control once more: work/life balance, quality time and family fitness ... plus many other subjects.