Lights, Cubicle, Action! 100+ Directives for Survival in Corporate America

By A.A. Cantor

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0970872801
• ISBN13: 9780970872807
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Doc Voc Enterprises
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 8.5" x 5.4"

Customer Reviews

So, I'm Not Alone to Think These Things!

What a wonderful primer for the workplace. Or at least a means by which to justify your deeply seated suspicions about how things really work in the work-a-day world. In reading A. A. Cantor's musings I found myself laughing at many of the realizations I have made for myself; but have never been able to expresses so eloquently. I highly recommend this book for anyone who views the politics of their office with a hairy eyeball.

Eye Opener to Employees in America

I think this book has opened my eyes and mind regarding my job and situations I encounter within the last 10 years. I related to so many of the author's comments! This book is a tool survival guide to the corporate world; it gives you a prospective of how your pears think. I definitely would recommend this book! Cheers:)

Gutsy

Gutsy bookCantor took a risk in telling the truth - this book uncovers much about corporate America that needs to be said. Many of his quotes are just plain funny but many are also designed to make you react. And just when you are getting irritated he has you just where he wants you. Buy the book.Jim

Dilbert Watch Out!

Wow, what a great book. Easy to read, and a book that everyone can relate to. Lights! captures situations in a perspective where we can easily laugh at ourselves. It's definately going to give Dilbert a run for his money, and maybe Tom Peters wil use it for some new material. Great job Tony!

A MUST for every cubicle!

Mr. Cantor's book is clever and quirky. It illustrates insights many of us might have passively observed, but don't have the talent or acumen to express. I found it to be honest, witty and sometimes offensive. This book generated a lot of conversation between those I shared it with. Mr. Cantor has taken the foundation of office humor built by Scott Adams in Dilbert and honed it for a smarter, more jaded and cynical audience. We're talking upper management here! Mr. Cantor's book will be required reading in my office!