IN THE CORPORATE WORLD,
ACTION NEVER ENDS.
During the early years of 2000, a desperate school manager hires Dr. Duncan, a
PhD graduate from the prestigious World Cucumber University, to lead the
school into the world of computers and introduce experimental robots.
Confronted with the workplace crises and the allegation of software piracy,
Duncan leaves the job. The probe to unravel the reasons of crash of software
leads to the unearthing of cryptic software code planted by Duncan to sabotage
his own creation.
How a routine workplace crisis spirals into a high-stake corporate mystery?
What are the ambitious and Utopian plans of the school?
How the corporates embraced the digital world during the year 2000?
How Duncan acts to look like a genius among computer illiterates?
A brilliant comedy of errors
when a team of arrogant software engineers, clueless professors and
idealess executives attempt to automate a system.
A reminder that the best software are as good as the idiots who code them.
A mandatory ticket to comedic relief from modern corporate burnout.
Action Never Ends is a razor-sharp and hilarious workplace satire that
exposes the absurdity of modern corporate work style. The book highlights
the gap between grand ambitions and messy realities of execution.
It is an unmissable and perfect read for anyone
who has ever associated with computer software implementation.