I Hate Meetings

by Stephen Baker, Arnie Levin

An irreverent glimpse of life in corporate business offers tongue-in-cheek guidelines for individuals on the ladder to success, with special tips on coping with business meetings, avoiding responsibility, and using irrelevant statistics and jargon

112 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 1983

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Reviews

[Victor · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cartoons are the strongest point of this book.

[Gretchen · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is hilarious. I recommend it for anyone who works in an office and has at least on regular meeting a week. Though it was written in 1983 (almost three decades ago) I still find the humor in this book to be funny. It's almost like a dry British form of humor though - certainly not for everyone. It was a quick read but I took my time. The pictures are great. The more you look at the art the more quirks you find in each picture. :) I want to hang some of the pages in this book up in my cubicle but I wouldn't tear a good book apart like that. Photocopy, however, is still an option/ :D

[Gabriela Kato · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cartoons engraçadinhos sobre como aproveitar tempo (in)útil com inutilidades. Seria legal se republicassem...