Product Description

Tim Field shares his unique insight into bullying, a major cause of stress and the common denominator of harassment, discrimination, prejudice, abuse, conflict and violence.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #19291 in Books
• Published on: 1996-12-04
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 384 pages

survivor of bullying - name on file, 3/3/98
Powerful, compassionate, practical (Nursing Times, 1/1/97) Review: Thank you for writing Bully in sight ... it's like a torch in the darkness

Times Educational Supplement, 3/7/97
Will be eagerly read by those waiting for an update [to Andrea Adams' book]

From the Author
This is the book I so desperately needed when I was being bullied out of my job.

Customer Reviews

Teaches you that bullying is not mangement
Bully in sight made me aware what was happening to me and some of the other people I worked with. It made it clear that bullying is not management. I finally took a stand after 2 breakdowns and took my employer to court. The result was 7 managers joined her and ganged up to eliminate me. I managed to get all this recorded and left a massive paper trail. The result was my company paid me to leave when they realised that I could clearly show that they victimised me. (This is why I am anonymous).

Bully in sight tells you what bullying is, it tells you how to prove it, it gives you some ideas on how to play the game and who to ask for for help. It informs you why your colleagues will disappear and why grievance procedures don't work. It gives you an idea why you are suffering from stress and other weird illnesses when you have never been ill before.
The only downside is the law section is a bit out of date but you can buy an employment law book to help you with that.

Brilliant Book. Strongly Recommend
My own personal copy is nothing more than a sea of highligted text. There isn't a scrap of padding in this book, concise and well written, it is for anyone who has an uncomfortable feeling about their treatment but is unable to articulate it. It will clearly layout you are not going crazy and best of all provide practical realistic advice and strategies about what to do - it will make you see what you are going through is not your fault but of the person who perpetrating this terrible behaviour towards you.

Hope for the Trapped
I have been following Tim Field's work closely since 1998 - visiting his ever-evolving Web site weekly. I read "Bully in Sight" from cover to cover twice. It provided me with invaluable and indispensable help in coping with stalkers and bullies. I have dedicated the last 5 years to the study of the Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). Most narcissists are bullies. Few have captured the essence of bullying and stalking as Tim has. His work has given hope to many - the trapped and desperate victims of bullying, harassment and stalking. His book and Web site should be the first stop on the road to recovery and healing.