The cubicle: a small, compressed, half room where we spend half our lives bored, stressed, and secretly planning holidays. Where imagination and creativity die a slow death and ‘out of the box’ can mean only one thing—leaving the office. Mayukh, a young and harried manager, can’t believe his misfortune when he discovers one morning that his computer has been taken over by a virus. Especially when he has enough work on his plate to last him a lifetime. But things take a strange turn and soon the virus starts a revolution that gradually frees our hero from the tyranny of pressure and the shackles of stress. It reconnects him with his true self and family, and brings him more success than he could ever imagine. So if you’ve been spending more time in your cubicle than anywhere else, The Cubicle Manifesto is the revolution that you’ve been waiting for; one that you can start in the comfort of your own cubicle.
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Random House, India
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198 mm
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129 mm
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Great book, read it at once
We all know that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. But there can hardly be the best way to describe this thing than the one used by Mainak in this book! Awesome book with a nice storytelling. The author describes story of person with whom most of the office going guys can relate with. The way how he faces the issues at work, home and career. And the way how he comes out of it by help of something as strange as a computer virus is a very nice way of telling things from a third person...
This book is well written. It helps you how to manage and balance both your life at home and work place. Good book to read those who work in cubicle for whole day and find difficult to manage things around.
Simple and effective book to help you realize how the cubicle is taking your life away from you and how to grab it back by following simple rules. Its a different kind of personal help book with out boring preaching. Book is written in lucid and simple manner. But every geeky software engineer or manager can identify himself with the book.
Can finish it off in an hour or two but the insights it leaves would leave you thinking for days and help you in bringing back the professional and perso...