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Surprise man exposes corporate myths in new book

Maxey writes survival guide after years in business world

The Grand resident Bob Maxey self published a book called “The Great Corporate Lie: An Autopsy of the American Corporation,” which began sales on Amazon in August.

Courtesy Bob Maxey

Surprise resident Bob Maxey put three decades of corporate experience into a new book that took him only three weeks to write.

Courtesy Bob Maxey

Surprise resident Bob Maxey had never thought about writing a book.

But then the 72-year-old resident of The Grand got the idea to expose some of the secrets of the business world that he had learned over three decades and furiously went to work.

After only three weeks, he produced “The Great Corporate Lie: An Autopsy of the American Corporation,” which was published on Aug. 18 and has already sold a few dozen copies on Amazon.

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