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New Releases Tagged "Workplace"

The Keeper (Gods of the Game, #3)
Home for the Homicides (Holly & Mark Mystery, #1)
Entities to Lovers
The Last Goodbye (Blue Sky Bay #2)
The Forbidden One (The Weston Group #5)
If Not You
I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell
See You Next Tuesday
What About Us (Silver Springs #2)
Fangs with Benefits
Sugar & Shadows (Maplewood, #3)
Isn't He Romantic? (Love on the Vine, #3)
Asystole (The Doctors of Boston Memorial, #1)
In Her Own League
Fever Dream (Emerald Lake, #1)
The Forbidden One (The Weston Group #5)
And Now, Back to You (Heartstrings, #2)
In Stormy Weather (Oak Valley, #1)
The Last Goodbye (Blue Sky Bay #2)
Cross Check (D.C. Stars, #6)
Gloves Off (Vancouver Storm, #4)
El descontento
If Not You
An Academic Affair (Love Notes, #1)
The Wild Card (Vancouver Storm, #5)
Yes, Chef
Juniper Hill (The Edens, #2)
Accidentally Yours
Startup Hell by Caitlin RozakisThe Unavoidables by Violet EmberstoneI Hope This Email Finds You in Hell by Mackenzie     Reed
Office Comedy Fiction
3 books — 1 voter

Nickel and Dimed by Barbara EhrenreichThe Six Pillars Of Effective Leadership by Jim CarloughCode Girls by Liza MundyMaiden Voyages by Siân EvansThe Radium Girls by Kate  Moore
Women's Work
189 books — 26 voters
Corporate Chameleon by David LawtonSolero by Brien ColeCorporate Confidential by Cynthia ShapiroPower by Jeffrey PfefferOffice Politics by Oliver  James
How Corporate Life Actually Works
6 books — 2 voters

The Hating Game
The Fine Print (Dreamland Billionaires, #1)
Terms and Conditions  (Dreamland Billionaires, #2)
The Spanish Love Deception (Love Deception, #1)
Mile High (Windy City, #1)
The Love Hypothesis
Play Along (Windy City, #4)
Love on the Brain
By a Thread
Flawless (Chestnut Springs, #1)
Yours Truly (Part of Your World, #2)
A Deal with the Devil (The Grumpy Devils, #1)
Wild Love (Rose Hill, #1)
In Her Own League
Black Ties & White Lies (Black Tie Billionaires #1)

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“ The Clueless are the ones who lack the competence to circulate freely through the economy (unlike Sociopaths and Losers), and build up a perverse sense of loyalty to the firm, even when events make it abundantly clear that the firm is not loyal to them. To sustain themselves, they must be capable of fashioning elaborate delusions based on idealized notions of the firm -- the perfectly pathological entities we mentioned. Unless squeezed out by forces they cannot resist, they hang on as long as po ...more ”
― Venkatesh G. Rao, The Gervais Principle: The Complete Series, with a Bonus Essay on Office Space

Jerry   Roth
“ Most people spend their whole life looking for treasure, but don’t see the opportunities all around them. Like sifting through gold trying to find a diamond ”
― Jerry Roth, What Would the Boss Do? 2.0

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