Totally Useless Office Skills
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (774 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0963641328 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
128 pages. Relieve occupational stress with Credit Card Buzzing, Letter Opener Swallowing, The Endless Fax, The Disappearing Pencil, and the Invisible Elevator. 208 photos and illustrations.. How to play with your office supplies! Includes 75 tricks and stunts with pencils, business cards, paper clips, rubber bands, copy machines, fax machines, calculators, paper, and neck ties
"I am deeply impressed to find someone with even more spare time than I have." -- Dave Barry"Promises to enliven Dilbert-style office drudgery and kill all chances of promotion." -- Boston Herald"Yes, America needs this book. Pencil Tricks, Telephone Songs, Credit Card Buzzing, Letter Opener Swallowing, Business Card Animals, Calculator Games, Fun with Your Fax, and 65 other ways to goof off at the office. -- Concord Sunday Monitor75 Great Ways to Play at Work. "I am most impressed to find someone with even more spare time than I have." Dave Barr
"College Enhancer" according to Andre Pinet. As a college student, I don't do much work anyway, but this book increased my fun about 1 million fold. I can now "amaze" my "friends" with manuvers like the "Credit Card Buzz"! A must have for the serious procrastinator.. Best for Those Who Like to Be the Life of the Office This is a very funny book. I recommend it for anyone who wants to bring a little life into his/her office. Best of all, the tricks listed inside the book really work!. "Work Play What's the difference?" according to A Customer. I swear 99% of my users have read this book. As a LAN Administrator, my users are famous for skirting work. This is their Bible.
. He travels nationwide as a corporate comic, holds a degree in Philosophy (his first useless skill), and lives in New Hampshire with his wife and children who tolerate his compulsive, expulsive, and repulsive singing. Rick Davis, founder of the Institute of Totally Useless Skills, is a former Ringling Brothers Circus clown who has performed