Sh*t My Boss Says
And Other Nonsense from My Dumb Office
$44.56
- Paperback
288 pages
- Release Date
6 September 2012
Summary
Office jobs are renowned for being exciting, fulfilling and lucrative–NOT! Whether youre a cubicle newbie or a water cooler veteran, this book can help you to navigate the corridors of power, the pathways of indifference and the narrow gap that separates your crazy boss from your annoying co-workers…well, not really, but at least itll give you some humorous relief from the daily grind of office life. The trials and tribulations of working in an office are mercilessly skewered, and as always, its better to read about it than to live it! Things heard in an office: “The Internet is down, so I sent out an email to let everybody know.” “The way I see it, I pay you to take the blame for the mistakes I make.” “Everyone, I know youre all overworked and exhausted, and were behind, but Id like to see if we can meet yesterdays deadline ahead of time.” Office worker: “Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.” Boss: “If Im paying you, yes, it does.” “Can you work for free next week?” Glossary of Common Workplace Phrases: “Hope this helps.” = “Are you so dumb that I have to spell it out for you even further?” “I have a few questions about the file you sent.”= “What the hell am I supposed to do with this?” “Let’s get together on this.” = “presumably you are as confused as I am.” Few company owners know how to do anything except own a company, so they have to hire other people (you) to do all the real work. Learn how to cope with them and the sh*t they say!
Book Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781926677811 |
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| ISBN-10: | 1926677811 |
| Author: | George Stone |
| Publisher: | Folklore Publishing |
| Imprint: | Folklore Publishing |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Number of Pages: | 288 |
| Release Date: | 6 September 2012 |
| Weight: | 280g |
| Dimensions: | 19mm x 133mm x 210mm |

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George Stone
George Stone lives in North Vancouver, where he has spent far too much of his career taking the SeaBus to work in one office after another. Among his writing credits, George has penned numerous one-act plays, including Spin Cycle: Laundry Undone; Standby and Go; Hello God. It’s Me, Rasputin and All’s Swollen That Ends Swell, each of which has been performed at Fringe Festivals across Canada. His various day jobs see him writing (sometimes earnestly, usually flippantly and always frantically) for web and TV projects. He hopes this book may inspire readers to seek careers that either do not involve offices, or involve offices that are a lot of fun to work in. During his steadily decreasing spare time, George works patiently at a novel, walks his dog and avoids social media.
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