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“The manager is an animal who is hated by everyone but still everyone wants to be one!”

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Book:Almighty's Embryo

Source: Almighty's Embryo

“Formal business situations are likely to be the least revealing because these are the times when all of us are most likely to have our ‘game faces' on.”

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Book:No Parking. No Halt. Success Non Stop!

Source: No Parking. No Halt. Success Non Stop!

“In any career, there is a moment when you are no longer need to be pushed up from below, but rather pulled up from above. Know when that moment comes and adjust your strategy accordingly.”

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Author:Clifford Cohen

“When one is commuting to work, happiness is neither the journey nor the destination.”

Office Politics Work Stress

Author:Rajesh`

“The corporate ladder is a vertical tunnel of shit. You climb because you’re terrified of falling, but the higher you get, the worse the smell.”

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Book:Notes From Exile: The "Manual for the Broken”

Source: Notes From Exile: The "Manual for the Broken”

“Miss Manners' distaste is for pseudo-social life at the office, because it is occasioned by proximity rather than affection. She believes we should all just work through, go home earlier, and give showers for our own friends.”

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Author:Miss Manners

“When he’d joined the Service he’d been in Psych Eval, which had involved evaluating operational strategies for psychological impact – on targets as well as agents – but had also meant carrying out individual assessments; who was stressed, who’d benefit from a change of routine, and who was a psychopath. Every organisation had a few, usually at management level, and it was handy to know who they were in case there was an emergency, or an office party.”

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Book:London Rules

Source: London Rules