Alumnus-Parent Publishes Management Book

Eddie Loussararian (CT ’90), a Bosco alumnus and the father of freshman Shant Loussararian, recently published a book on management and leadership, “When Bosses Go Wild—Preventing Employee Morale Knockouts.”

Currently being used by SUBWAY, the YMCA, and three universities, the book is a valuable resource for managers, employees and students preparing to enter the workforce. It offers time-tested techniques for managers and employees to peacefully co-exist and stay motivated in the workplace, as well as sections to help individuals plan a positive course of action when they encounter a workplace interpersonal challenge.

“Over my 20-year management career, I have witnessed both positive role models and managers who have not yet embraced the concept of employee engagement,” said Eddie. “By writing “When Bosses Go Wild,” I set out to empower employees to enrich their job, and to help managers master the vital skills needed to improve morale at the workplace.”

“In some cases,” he explained, “managers may be the only people to speak words of encouragement to their employees. Words are powerful. Let’s choose them wisely and make them count. You’ll never know the power that is contained in these techniques unless you give them a try.”

“When Bosses Go Wild,” is available in paperback or ebook and can be purchased through Amazon.com, CreateSpace.com, or by emailing eloussararian@yahoo.com for a signed copy.

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