Who Moved My Blackberry?
by Martin Lukes, Lucy Kellaway
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recommends it for:
anyone who has ever worked in a large company
i read this with the aid of a few glasses of wine (well i was on holiday at a vineyard which lay on free bottles of the stuff). i would be interested to know if it's possible to read this entirely sober, without wincing. The shards of satire stab deep here. it's not so much the bite, more how close to home it hits. evelyn waugh's satire, for example, is sharper, but there aren't many 1920s aristocrats who'll identify personally with the target. certainly not compared to the number of people...more
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Hilarious read, up to the point where the author thanks the wife and the kids... who all have the same names as the people mentioned in the book. I'm thinking: Seriously -- this is for real???!!! As in, not fiction???!!!
Fiction or Reality - this book was amazingly hilarious, well written, wonderfully satirical, such a great male-taking-the-piss-out-of-lousy-males who think they're all that story.
Honestly - WOW!!! to the author. I laughed, I laughed, and I laughed a whole lot more. I am m...more
Fiction or Reality - this book was amazingly hilarious, well written, wonderfully satirical, such a great male-taking-the-piss-out-of-lousy-males who think they're all that story.
Honestly - WOW!!! to the author. I laughed, I laughed, and I laughed a whole lot more. I am m...more
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Read in February, 2008
Wow. What a schmuck this guy is. I've never met a protagonist to whom I wanted to see endure every horrible thing imaginable. That was until I met Martin Lukes.
Amusing and a super easy read. Not for people aggrevated with their work though, might just be the straw that broke the camel's back.
Amusing and a super easy read. Not for people aggrevated with their work though, might just be the straw that broke the camel's back.
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Read in July, 2007
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anyone who works in a large company...
That I am not alone in thinking all of the 'motivational initiatives' used by my company are nonsensical.....
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I loved this book. Have read it twice and laughed aloud, sadly, because I have worked with these very people!
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