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Stupit People
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Stupit People in Brampton, ON
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Current price: $28.95

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Stupit People in Brampton, ON
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Current price: $28.95
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Size: Paperback
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StupIT People is a tongue in cheek exposé of the world of modern big technology business. It's a world where corporate madness and self-interest rules. One in which clients and employees simply don't matter, as senior executives (aka company psychopaths) pursue short-term personal profit and internal point-scoring at absolutely any cost.
The story revolves around Michael Mansfield, a loyal and hard-working IT Sales Executive who strives to do the right thing by his company. For Michael, saving stupid people from themselves, navigating the constant back-stabbing within the business, and dealing with corporate political correctness gone mad has become a way of life. This light-hearted tale of redemption will resonate with anyone who has experienced the sheer head-scratching absurdity that often exists within the modern business bubble.
StupIT People is a tongue in cheek exposé of the world of modern big technology business. It's a world where corporate madness and self-interest rules. One in which clients and employees simply don't matter, as senior executives (aka company psychopaths) pursue short-term personal profit and internal point-scoring at absolutely any cost.
The story revolves around Michael Mansfield, a loyal and hard-working IT Sales Executive who strives to do the right thing by his company. For Michael, saving stupid people from themselves, navigating the constant back-stabbing within the business, and dealing with corporate political correctness gone mad has become a way of life. This light-hearted tale of redemption will resonate with anyone who has experienced the sheer head-scratching absurdity that often exists within the modern business bubble.





















