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Succession Planning
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- ISBN8235971301
- EAN9798235971301
- Date de parution28/08/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Nick Porter graduates with a journalism degree and no journalism job. The plan is simple: transfer his retail employment to the store near home, keep applying, and be gone as soon as something better comes through. He is still there. Succession Planning is a novella about the particular trap of being good at a job you never meant to keep. Set across a single stretch of employment in a slow, slightly broken drug store; where the freezer alarm has been going since the blackout, the manager texts at 3 a.m.
about whether to watch Elf, and someone is always in line for a promotion nobody actually wants. It follows Nick and his coworkers through the slow, almost imperceptible process by which a placeholder becomes a career. Told in retrospect, with the warm precision of someone who can see exactly where everything went wrong and still cannot quite explain why he let it, Succession Planning is a funny, melancholy, and sharply observed portrait of early adulthood: the comfort of staying, the cost of leaving, and the specific indignity of being very good at something that was only ever supposed to be temporary.
about whether to watch Elf, and someone is always in line for a promotion nobody actually wants. It follows Nick and his coworkers through the slow, almost imperceptible process by which a placeholder becomes a career. Told in retrospect, with the warm precision of someone who can see exactly where everything went wrong and still cannot quite explain why he let it, Succession Planning is a funny, melancholy, and sharply observed portrait of early adulthood: the comfort of staying, the cost of leaving, and the specific indignity of being very good at something that was only ever supposed to be temporary.