by C.D. Rahm
BP Press
Trade Paperback
What happens when heavily medicated, disorganized, and generally weird people are forced to work together? Welcome to the cubicle-infested world of Information Technology.
Author C.D. Rahm sheds light on such burning I.T. issues as:
- Identifying super smart people by looking at their shirts
- Getting promoted by avoiding work
- Why consultants should wear glasses
- Corporate travel death marches and stale bagels
- Job descriptions for goofballs
- The heartbreak of frozen turkeys and other non-monetary performance bonuses
But why should you care about I.T.? Because it’s behind everything from your email and e-banking, to your iPhone and iTunes. And it involves many other letters of the alphabet besides E and I, as well. Next to oxygen, it’s something you rarely see but without it life as we know it would come to an end. So, suck it up, buy this book, and find out what I.T. geeks have to go through just so industry can roll and you can see the latest grainy video of some college kid putting Cheerios up his nose.
How can you live without knowing that?
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