Ever wonder if the person in the mirror might be a devilish boss in disguise? Mita Mallick’s “The Devil Emails at Midnight” offers a candid journey through the embarrassing hazards of bad leadership, exposing the traps we can all fall into. Drawing from her personal experiences, Mallick unveils a roadmap to navigating the complex world of leadership with integrity and empathy. Expect insightful tales about toxic bosses with nicknames only nightmares could conjure: from the Devil who emails when the rest of us sleep to the Gossip Girl spinning webs in office water coolers.
Mallick shines a light on the perils of micromanagement, false urgencies, and the often-overlooked pregnancy penalty, equipping current and aspiring leaders with the tools to build inclusive environments where everyone thrives. If you aim to dodge the pitfalls of fear and toxicity in leadership—or just want to relish in turning the bad boss story into one of redemption—this book serves as a call to action. Dive into a narrative that empowers and educates, ensuring you never become the cautionary tale whispered in office halls.
