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B.S., Incorporated
Categories:Fiction
B.S., Incorporated, by Jennifer Rock, is a funny, honest, and thought-provoking book that examines the world of corporate America. It follows the story of three women - Sunny, Maria, and Ivy - who have come together to start their own company. Through their stories, the reader is invited to take a look at their lives and learn what it takes to make it in the business world.The three women each have a unique story to tell, but all share a common goal. They are determined to make their business a success and to do it their own way, without being taken advantage of by other businesses or conforming to the accepted norms. Along the way, they encounter many obstacles including sexism, racism, and corporate greed. But with determination, cleverness, and the support of each other, they are able to make the most of the situation.Throughout the book, Jennifer Rock offers her readers an eye-opening look at the hidden costs of corporate life and the various indignities that successful working women must endure, such as unequal wages and lack of recognition for their hard work. She also brings to light the unique experiences of the three characters, and the risks they take in order to achieve success.B.S., Incorporated is a humourous and uplifting book that offers valuable insight into the world of business. It is sure to have an enduring impact on readers and is certain to lead to interesting conversations. By the end of the book, readers will have gained a greater appreciation for the daily struggles of those who work in corporate America, as well as the importance of supporting each other in times of difficulty.
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President/One Voice Creative Media
Bill Anderson (President/One Voice Creative Media) I enjoyed the hell out of this book. It harpoons the bloated, mindlessly self-destructive tendencies of American corporations. But it’s also a human story. Which is why--despite the absurdity and arrogance and plain ol’ stupidity on display at BSI--I’d kind of like to work there. Are they hiring?
Founder/Dunn Group
Brian J. Dunn (Founder/Dunn Group) Entertaining, eerily familiar and full of compelling characters who are witty and smart-- yet flawed in all the right ways. I loved this story for the same reason I love great companies: at their core, they represent ordinary people who accomplish extraordinary things (demonstrating my deeply held belief that there are no such thing as ordinary people).
Co-author/B.S. Incorporated
Jennifer Rock (Co-author/B.S. Incorporated) I'd be foolish not to say B.S., Incorporated - the novel I coauthored with Mike! We wrote a fictional workplace story using some of our best, ridiculous and most heartfelt stories about our experiences in corporate America. The early interest and critical acclaim of our book gave us the courage to focus on our career dreams and start our own communications agency.
CEO/Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce
Matt Kramer (CEO/Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce) Funny as hell, with sharp observations and cunning insights. It reads like the best happy-hour story you've ever heard.
Co-author/B.S. Incorporated
Michael Voss (Co-author/B.S. Incorporated) Now Discover Your Strengths by Marcus Buckingham and Donald Clifton gave me the gift of self-awareness. Not only in how I come across to other people, but also in terms of my own intrinsic motivations and why I gravitate to - and perform well in - certain types of work. I still refer to the book on occasion and brush up on my top talent themes, nearly 15 years after first reading it.
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