This is an auction for WHO MOVED MY BLACKBERRY? by Lucy Kellaway.

Amazon.com reviews:

"I have long been addicted to the Financial Times and Lucy Kellaway's weekly column (mailto:Martin.Lukes@a-bglobal.com) on the doings and misdoings of Martin Lukes is one of the many high points of this excellent newspaper. We have all known a Martin Lukes in our own offices. Obsessed with himself to the exclusion of all others, he blunders ahead with the finesse of a bull, frequently stumbling into a mess, yet somehow managing to extricate himself. Lucy Kellaway also has Lukes fall for every new corporate fad or trend, be it serious or merely the flavour of the month. Thus Lukes acquires a life coach (complete with the latest jargon), is caught up in corporate re-branding, dabbles with his version of corporate social responsibility and even dips a toe into outsourcing business processes to India. In the process Kellaway has great fun in parodying some of the wilder excesses of these corporate herd movements. This book is no searching examination of business or corporate life so do not look for any major insights. It is a light-hearted dig, best enjoyed over a weekend or while waiting for a connecting flight. For regular readers of Kellaway's column, there will obviously be some déjà vu - still it is good to have several columns put together in this book. All in all, a nice read for yourself or a good casual gift to a friend or business colleague."

"FIVE STARS!! I enjoyed this book so much that I finished reading it within a day. Hopefully another year's worth of material will be collected into a sequel."

More very favourable reviews on Amazon.com.

Paperback 2006.

375 pages.

Very good condition.

The cost of shipping is $5.20.

There is of course no charge for shipping if you collect this book from my shop in Palmerston North following the auction.

Payment within seven days, please.

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