The Living Dead: Switched Off, Zoned Out

The Living Dead, lifts the coffin lid on the theory that we are all time-pushed, harassed individuals slogging away in a never-ending corporate rat race. Whilst this may be the case for some of us, this book reveals staggering statistics that a large proportion of the work force are so bored and disillusioned with our jobs that we employ a range of diversion techniques to get us through the day, weeks, months, years.

Table of contents :
Acknowledgements
· Unearthing the Last Taboo
· My Life in the Cracks
· Money for Nothing
· The Quest for Meaning
· The Whole Truth, and Nothing But
· The Invisible Manager
· Autopsy and Resurrection
· The End of the Corporate Monolith?
Epilogue: The Kiss of Life
Index

Market Description :
Office workers, in particular managers, seeking escape from stale and soporific careers.

About Author :
David Bolchover holds an MBA from Cass Business School and a Master’s degree from the London School of Economics. In 2002, he co-authored The 90-Minute Manager, a management book about the lessons which business can learn from football. He has worked in an office for 12 years, but now he wants to do something with his life.