by Laurence J. Peter · Amelia Romero Editora · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788401332722
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«Por qué las cosas salen mal o retorno al Principio de Peter» is the satirical essay by Laurence J. Peter, in paperback (235 pages, in Spanish).
This essay revisits the Peter Principle to explain why things go wrong at work and in life. With a satirical and humorous tone, Laurence J. Peter analyses the failures of professional promotion and offers a guide to self-fulfilment and a satisfying lifestyle without relying on money, power or status.
1985 edition, in the Época collection, translated by María José Buso and Dulce Montesinos; the original text was published in 1965.
It is aimed at readers of satirical essays on the world of work and management, especially those who want to delve deeper into the Peter Principle.
Laurence Johnston Peter was a Canadian educator and "hierarchiologist" who is best known to the general public for the formulation of the Peter principle.
