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Lucy Kellaway
Birth date: June 29, 1959
Lucy Kellaway's Books
Who Moved My Blackberry? - Lucy Kellaway, Martin Lukes In Office Hours - Lucy Kellaway The Real Office: All the Office Questions You Never Dared to Ask - Lucy Kellaway Ofiste Ask - Lucy Kellaway Who Moved My Blackberry? - Martin Lukes, Lucy Kellaway The Answers: All the office questions you never dared ask: All the office questions you never dared to ask - Lucy Kellaway Sense and Nonsense in the Office: No Theories, No Flow Charts, No Big Words - Lucy Kellaway
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Who Moved My Blackberry? - Lucy Kellaway, Martin Lukes
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In Office Hours - Lucy Kellaway
Sense and Nonsense in the Office: No Theories, No Flow Charts, No Big Words - Lucy Kellaway
Who Moved My Blackberry? - Martin Lukes, Lucy Kellaway
Onder kantoortijd - Lucy Kellaway, Anna Livestro
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Just reading
Just reading rated it 13 years ago
text Who Moved My Blackberry?
This is a funny, light-hearted book following the electronic correspondence self-centered guy driven to prove how great he is at everything, while often ignoring those who should be most important in his life. I suppose it's funny, because it calls out what can too often be a part of our human natu...
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debnance
debnance rated it 15 years ago
text Who Moved My Blackberry? (Martin Lukes)
Whew. What a depressing book. Martin Jukes, corporate climber and buzzword sycophant, is our main character. He lies, cheats, schemes, and writes incessant e-mail in his bid to win power and fame and fortune at the top. In the process, he jeopardizes his children, his wife, his company, and himself....
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Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 15 years ago
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Not for me - painful description of naff corporate procedures complete with a stab at the jargon that always did leave me coldBBC blurb - "In Office Hours" is the new novel by Lucy Kellaway about men and women at work, and illicit love. In today's opening episode, changes are underway at the oil gia...
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