Corporate Fairy Tales
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| Rating | : | 4.48 (671 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0012DVT2M |
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| Number of Pages | : | 142 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The author notes that if you enjoy reading the Dilber comic strip, this will make a welcome addition to your library. Keeping that in mind, he based his book on children's stories and nursery rhymes. Anyone who has ever dealt with or been employed by a corporation will find something to laugh about here. "I decided to update them with new, humorous 'lessons' that apply to the business world." "Corporate Fairy Tales" will easily fit in a briefcase for a quick read between power takeovers. We are introduced to The Pied Piper of Excellence, Goldstein and the Three Lawyer
It is the most boring book I've ever read. Dilbert's creator has really worked in the real offices of the world. I can't see how anyone could conpare this to Dilbert. This book was so boring, not worth the money.. WittyInsightfulHe must know my boss! A Customer I bought this book for a friend for Christmas, but I couldn't put it down! It's like the author has followed me from job to job. He's caught the nature of the corporate world in a light, easy to read book. I would recommend this book to anyone who works in an office!. A Customer said Great Gift. I bought my first copy in December. Then it was stolen from my desk. I'm sure someone else in my office is enjoying it now. This time I bought a few copies. One for me and a few others as gifts. Good fun reading. ENJOY!
Purchase this book today and you (not to mention the author) will be one step closer to living happily ever after.If you like Dilbert, you'll love Corporate Fairy Tales!Testimonials"I loved it! In fact, I bought 50 copies" - Paul's mom"I wish I had grown up with this book" - the guy at IBM who said PCs were just a fad."Brodsky, your fired!" - Paul's former boss. Great book for a short flight, fast car ride, or just when your in the mood for a hearty laugh! In fact, it's the book you should have grown up with! What do Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Little Pigs, and Mother Goose have to do with big business? Nothing! While they are fine stories, they do not properly prepared us for the harsh realities of corporate life.This book provides valuable insight to some of today's most pressing business issues