Max barry biography company
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Max Barry
Australian author
MaxBarry (born 18 March 1973) is an Australian author.[3] He also maintains a blog on various topics, including politics. When he published his first novel, Syrup, he spelled his name "Maxx", but subsequently has used "Max".[4]
Barry is also the creator of NationStates, an online game created to help advertise Jennifer Government that eventually evolved into its own online community. He is the owner of the website "Tales of Corporate Oppression". He lives in Melbourne with his wife and daughters and worked as a marketer for Hewlett-Packard before he became a novelist. He also has his own website, maxbarry.com
In early 2004 Barry converted his web site to a blog and began regularly posting to it. In the November 2004 issue of the magazine Fast Company the novel Company was ranked at number 8 on a list of the top 100 "people, ideas, and trends that will change how we work and live in 2005".[5] Barry wrote th
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Max Barry
The 22 Murders of Madison May
- By: högsta Barry
- Narrated by: Helen ljusstråle
- Length: 10 hrs and 23 mins
- Unabridged
"I love you. In every world." ung real estate agent Madison May fryst vatten shocked when a client at an open house says these words to her. The man, a stranger, seems to know far too much about her and professes his love - shortly before he murders her....
- 3 out of 5 stars
Didn't really even want to finish
- By Aaron.Johnson on 07-31-21
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Max Barry is the king of satire and this is another in a long string of his books that deserves high praise. But the problem with satire these days is the world is so ridiculous that satire now resembles the horrible reality. So anyone who has ever had a job will read the first half of this book and recognise the hell that is being an employee.
Jones is fresh out of university with a business degree and it’s the first day of his first job as an assistant to a sales rep at a company called Zephyr. His division is Training Sales and they sell training modules. They don’t deliver the training – that’s done by the Training Delivery division – and their only customers are other divisions within Zephyr.
He wants to know what the company actually does but nobody in Training Sales or any of the other employees he comes across seem to know. They don’t really care either. They might have cared when they first started but now they just do their jobs and don’t ask too many questions. They’v