Every office is a Mount Olympus - and every boss thinks he's Zeus.
Welcome to the corporate comedy: a brilliant, exhausting, occasionally cruel theater of gods and giants, heroes and snakes, commandments no one keeps and sins everyone commits. If you have ever survived a Monday that felt like a Greek tragedy staged in a glass tower, this book was written for you.
Revealing the Corporate Comedy is a sharp, funny, and disarmingly honest survival guide to modern work - written by someone who has lived every rung of it. With the eye of an insider and the wit of a survivor, Ana Piumbini, a global CEO and board director with three decades inside the corporate machine, decodes the characters you already know and the games no one admits to playing.
Part satire, part survival manual, it will make you laugh out loud at the hypocrisy of mission statements, office politics, and the cult of "proactivity" - then hand you the tools to manage your career, protect your sanity, and plan a life bigger than your job title.
Inside, you'll meet:By turns hilarious and unnervingly accurate, this is the book that says out loud what everyone in the meeting is thinking. You will laugh in recognition, wince at the truth, and walk away with a clearer plan for surviving - and outgrowing - the game.
Perfect for anyone who has ever rolled their eyes at a "synergy" slide: employees and executives, new graduates and burned-out veterans, and every reader who suspects they might be the only sane person in the room. A smart, funny gift for the professional in your life.
If you cannot beat the corporate comedy, at least learn to enjoy the show.
Read it before your next Monday.