I buyed this book wishing for advices on a skin disease I have. I am no a physician, and I found little use on the text. Its too much technical.
Maybe its valuable for somebody with a medicine degree.

While the information contained in the book is very helpful, getting to the information itself is another story. For example, I looked up "bump"--nothing; "red patch"--nothing, nothing under "red" and nothing under "patch." I wish they would have done a better job cross-referencing their index to make it easier to find what you need.

"Turning Problem Employees Into Successes" could be a useful book for readers new to management. The information that it provides is somewhat simplistic, but could at least expand the awareness of managers prone to making assumptions about problem employees' behavior.

However, the title suggests that the book addresses a wide range of problems...when in fact it is soley devoted to employees with drug and alcohol-related addictions. I would not recommend the book to anyone dealing with non-addiction related employee issues.