Brief course of scientific careerism

How much power exists, exactly the same number of people are interested in people. It is they who - civil servants, functionaries of different levels, apparatchiks, masters of cabinet and corridor - inhabit the pages of a "short course of scientific careerism."
The Book genre is unusual: under the guise of lessons taught to want to achieve success, the writer and journalist Mikhail Shcherbachenko tells stories that develop in a full -blooded and witty outline of morals of modern Russian bureaucracy. The author can be believed - he himself visited a high -ranking official and knows that in this closed world, a person has to follow sometimes his nasty nature, but the immutable rules of hardware life. Otherwise, the career ladder cannot be overcome