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The Living Dead, lifts the coffin lid on the theory that we are all time-pushed, harassed individuals slogging away in a never-ending corporate rat race. Whilst this may be the case for some of us, this book reveals staggering statistics that a large proportion of the work force are so bored and disillusioned with our jobs that we employ a range of diversion techniques to get us through the day, weeks, months, years. About The Author David Bolchover holds an MBA from Cass Business School and a Master's degree from the London School of Economics. In 2002, he co-authored The 90-Minute Manager, a management book about the lessons which business can learn from football. He has worked in an office for 12 years, but now he wants to do something with his life. Table of Contents Acknowledgements Unearthing the Last Taboo My Life in the Cracks Money for Nothing The Quest for Meaning The Whole Truth, and Nothing But The Invisible Manager Autopsy and Resurrection The End of the Corporate Monolith? Epilogue: The Kiss of Life Index