In The Joy of Work, Scott Adams combines his satirical logic with first-hand experience in cubicology (the study of cubicle life) to prove once and for all how a paper-pushing life can still find happiness in a little box. From office pranks to ways in which one can get out of doing any actual work, Scott Adams shows us the ropes of office life.
Honestly, if you or anyone you know finds that getting up every morning to the same routine, working with the same people, in the same small, efficiently-shaped space is becoming unbearable or comparable to spilling hot coffee on yourself, don't hesitate to find relief in this book.
If you've ever asked yourself, "Where is this going?", "Where am I going?", or "How many more days till I can use another sick day?", read this book. I found the answers among the little black squiggles on these rectangly-shaped structures of white cellulose, and I think you can too.
This book is like Chicken Soup for the Cubicle Worker's Soul. (I wouldn't be surprised if that was an actual book...)
There is much to be learned from this book. You can learn how to manage your manager. So you can keep him away from your office or cubicle or whatnot and have time for what really matters: surfing the net, sleeping, eating, etc...You will learn subtle tricks on how to pass on work to your co-workers as well. And everyones favourite thing: office pranks are in here to. Stuff to do to make all your co-workers want to kill themselves. It's all in here as is some hilarious dilbert comics.
Get this book if you want to laugh and get out of work.