Note: I was sent a review copy of this book in turn of an honest review.
Title: Thank God I'm Fired: A Corporate Enigma
Title: Thank God I'm Fired: A Corporate Enigma
Author: Sandeep Pawar
Genre: Fiction
Publication
date: 7th February
2019
Pages: 43 Pages
Read on: Kindle paperwhite
Reading
time (approx.): 20 to 30 minutes
My
ratings:
Blurb:
What do you do when you think you are trapped in
the wrong job? Leave the job and do what you love. Simple, isn’t it? But what
if you neither have the guts to leave the job nor know what you love to do?
Complicated, isn’t it?
Meet Raghav, who like millions of other software professionals, is stuck in a similar situation. But don’t worry, his destiny has better plans for him. What plans you may ask? Well, getting him fired.
This novella takes you on a light-hearted tour of the contemporary software industry where you can ask the haunting question loudly- is getting sacked a blessing in disguise?
Meet Raghav, who like millions of other software professionals, is stuck in a similar situation. But don’t worry, his destiny has better plans for him. What plans you may ask? Well, getting him fired.
This novella takes you on a light-hearted tour of the contemporary software industry where you can ask the haunting question loudly- is getting sacked a blessing in disguise?
My thoughts:
The story
starts with our protagonist Raghav been fired. He portrays the situation of
every person who is doing a job that they despise. The situation of an IT professional
is portrayed perfectly. The conversation on tea stalls, their start up ideas
and what not. In the midst of him been confused about what he wants and what he
doesn’t should he quit or continue with a job which pays his bills off. That’s for
you to find. Every IT professional out there will surely be able to relate to
this book completely.
Writing
style:
There are
hardly any grammatical errors. The writing is flowy the plot doesn’t divert
from the main topic. There are some quotes too which are very motivational. Overall
the writing style was smooth and easy to read.
About The
Author:
Sandeep is a software professional and lives in
Pune. He is an IIT Bombay alumnus but doesn't brag about it unless a situation
emerge. He spends more time observing people than on his monitor. He loves tea
but hates many things like writing about himself as a third person.
Thank God I'm Fired is his second book.
Thank God I'm Fired is his second book.
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