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Corn Chips And Salsa For Corporate Climbers
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- ISBN978-0-473-25251-9
- EAN9780473252519
- Date de parution19/07/2013
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIndependently Published NZ
Résumé
I make no secret of the fact that the title of this book was inspired by the title of another book - Chicken Soup for the Soul. The corporate world can be a soulless place and in sharing this collection of quotations with my sometimes caustic, sometimes corny comments I'm hoping you'll enjoy the occasional chuckle. As a reader of this book you're entitled to know where I am coming from. Therefore you should know that after a 28-year absence from the corporate culture.
I was once again working in the corporate scene. During these 28 years, man had gone to the Moon, the Berlin Wall was torn down and Britain experienced its first female Prime Minister. And yet nothing had really changed in the corporate culture except that the corporate climbers were using new clichés.
I was once again working in the corporate scene. During these 28 years, man had gone to the Moon, the Berlin Wall was torn down and Britain experienced its first female Prime Minister. And yet nothing had really changed in the corporate culture except that the corporate climbers were using new clichés.
