Mr. Office Mr. Office

Author: Tsai Shiping
Publisher: Lianjing Publishing House
Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Forty-three stories of office workers' emotions, Mr. Office narrates the petty politics, survival strategies, and the process of gaining and losing power in the office. Ah, there's also the office, occasionally revealing feelings of hurt, and the truth is, sincere people don't always stay lucky, nor do they always remain unlucky. Except for a few exceptions, most office workers are constantly moving within a very wide spectrum, from "average," "okay," "good," "very good," to "excellent," among subjective and objective indicators. But the harsh reality of the workplace is, "Even if you're good, you may not necessarily receive equal rewards." Those who survive after being tested by the trials of life all meet the "workplace Darwinism" test—"The fittest survive!" In real life, there are many typical characters like Orpheus—calm, worldly-wise, humorous, and diligent. This book provides many perspectives on office personalities, exploring the joys and sorrows of office life between real and fictional plots, and also offers strategies for climbing the career ladder and preserving oneself wisely.