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by - written on 17/06/09 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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Before I left the UK, I worked for an organisation that everyone in the UK and many people beyond will have heard of. People who have never worked with me would still weigh in on what I did all day, whether it was necessary, whether it was a good use of tax payers' money. It's a subject everyone has an opinion on, and could therefore lead to some difficult as well as passionate dinner party conversations. Sometimes I wished I could work for an anonymous corporation that most people hadn't heard of and the ones that had had little knowledge of. Surely life would be easier in those sort of places? That's what I used to think, anyway, until now. Until I read this book. ... Read the complete review
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