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As you can see, the author takes the train to his corporate office as many of you do. We know he's on his way to work by his position on the tracks.
His manager is late as usual, but the author waits in front of the corporate building and takes time to review his notes for the important meeting.
The author always clears his schedule to make time for a company outing. This one included a team building exercise with a trusted coworker that's just over his left shoulder.
Trusted Coworker
Who said hard work doesn't mean anything in corporate America. The author's loyalty to the company paid off, and he snagged that coveted office with a view! They even gave him a key to the executive men's room, mentioning it was only a few steps to his right.
Author Stats
Education: Bachelor's degree in Sociology. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science,
Mathematics, and Systems Design. Both educations were useful working in
large and small corporate environments.
Philosophy on the Best Education: Life is a social research
study. When we pay attention, we learn from everyone we meet. At times we learn what to do,
other times what not to do. The great thing is the choice is ours.
Residence: Spends a lot of time in Central America.
Profession: Writer.
Prior Job background: Caseworker, Tech support, Project Manager,
Department Manager.
Likes: His wife, his puppy, Don Julio Tequila, Cerveza Imperial,
ceviche, his friends, his readers.
Dislikes: Cubicles.
Favorite Authors: Elmore Leonard, Stephen King
(Salem's Lot is still hard to
beat), Scott Adams, Victor Gischler (Gun Monkeys, The Pistol Poets).
NOTE - The author will be adding Indie authors to this list. A big Thank You to Amazon.com for
giving Indie authors a place to publish.
Dedication
Corporate Culture is dedicated to all the Corporate Cubicle Fugitives in Corporate America and around the world. Even if you don't work in a cubicle but have dealt with the mentality, find solace in the fact that you are not alone. This includes all the teachers, health care professionals, fire fighters, police officers, and thousands of others whose cubicle walls are virtual.
Corporate Culture is also dedicated to the managers who try to do the right thing but find it's an uphill climb with a ninety degree slope. You may be ostracized from the larger mass, but when you walk out with your integrity intact, you have more than they could have ever given you.