Who Stole My Cheese ?!!: An Amazing Way to Make More Money from the Poor Suckers That Cheated in Your Work and in Your Life

by Ilene Hochberg

Book Overview

For those sick of corporate scandals and underhanded business practices, laughter may be the best medicine. A hilarious parody of the classic bestseller Who Moved My Cheese , Who Stole My Cheese?... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1586639315
• ISBN13: 9781586639310
• Release Date: November 2002
• Publisher: Union Square Press
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

makes a good, quick point

My only complaint is that I think the price is high for a book that can be read in an afternoon. The story, however, is very interesting. You can even get a little excited reading this book but, no, it will not be the same as rollercoaster rides in Harry Potter. This book makes a good point and in a very good way. You can't read this book and feel the same about change. You will look at change differently and be able to handle it better.

Awesome Book

This book was very funny while revealing to you the mindset of greedy corporate executives.

The Real Corporate Story

Although this book is a parody, it provides more insight into the corporate world than Who Moved My Cheese. It presents the reality of the work environment from the low level workers' point of view. It seems especially relevant with Enron and Arthur Anderson and Martha Stewart and everything else that is going on. Take an hour. Read it. Have a good laugh.

Laughing all the way to the bank.....

I cherished "Who Moved by Cheese?" -- the cheesy story about change, business and life-in-general. Even more than Johnson's book, I love Hochberg's parody, "Who Stole My Cheese?" Talk about appropriate for the time... From Florida's elections to Enron, WorldCom and Martha Stewart, Hochberg makes us laugh as well as provokes us to take a long, hard look at ourselves, our society and what is or is not flourishing. This book is noteworthy, and should be read by everyone! It is a remarkable gift - both the book and its message. Where are you moving next, Hochberg, as I need another good laugh?