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Lost in the System
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- ISBN8231612222
- EAN9798231612222
- Date de parution18/06/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Lost in the SystemClimbing a Broken Ladder They said: Work hard. Be loyal. Do the right thing. But the system had other rules. Set inside real offices, hotel lobbies, and back rooms of corporate life, Lost in the System follows the path of people who do everything right-yet still find themselves overlooked, underpaid, and underestimated. This isn't just a book about work. It's about what work does to people.
Through sharp dialogue, lived experiences, and unfiltered observations, Saidof dissects the silent frustrations of those who carry entire departments without recognition, who are told to "wait their turn" while others skip the line, who are asked to act like leaders-without ever being given the title. There are no easy answers here. Just patterns, truths, and the quiet rebellion of seeing things as they really are.
If you've ever felt like you're climbing-but the ladder is broken-this book is for you.
Through sharp dialogue, lived experiences, and unfiltered observations, Saidof dissects the silent frustrations of those who carry entire departments without recognition, who are told to "wait their turn" while others skip the line, who are asked to act like leaders-without ever being given the title. There are no easy answers here. Just patterns, truths, and the quiet rebellion of seeing things as they really are.
If you've ever felt like you're climbing-but the ladder is broken-this book is for you.
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