My Battle with the Previous Generation - Ten Years. The Inner History of an Ordinary Person

Author: Qiang Ying
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is a rallying cry for the small fry among us, helping frustrated individuals understand why they feel so down. Some of the insights and analyses about the workplace are sharp. The heart palpitations of a workplace rookie pour my own experiences with workplace poisons into your cup as a supplement! Unlike most contemporary workplace novels, this book depicts the hidden pains and sense of absurdity of the younger generation within the system. Through my personal experiences in the office as an ordinary small figure, it vividly portrays the moral dilemmas and crises of the modern workplace. Scenes such as "competing for a promotion even when carrying the boss's bag," "how the (buttocks) directs the (brain)," "why new bosses love to trample others," "the predecessor of the unit was a vinegar jar," "dancing around the office," "I became the boss's imaginary rival," "spouse diplomacy," and "slyly stirring up trouble" describe the common stories of intergenerational conflicts in the modern workplace that every ordinary person frequently encounters. It raises the issues of honor, dignity, and value dilemmas in the contemporary workplace.