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If you�ve ever toiled away in a cubicle or sat through the third meeting your boss scheduled to plan another meeting, then you can relate to this book. This is the third book in Jen Mann�s New York Times best-selling People I Want to Punch in the Throat series and it will not disappoint! This is the book you�ll want to accidentally on purpose leave on the desk of that blowhard in marketing. This is the book you�ll just happen to drop next the microwave in the break room hoping that Jan in accounting reads it before she reheats last night�s smelly leftovers for lunch. This is the book you�ll mail anonymously to your micromanaging boss with certain passages highlighted. The Punch List: Company-wide happy hours. I barely want to work with you. I definitely don�t want to have a beer with you. The Ivy Leaguers. You do know every sentence doesn�t have to start with, �When I was at Princeton��? The martyrs. You get sick days�use one. Stop dragging your sniffling, snorting, coughing, sneezing ass to work and infecting the rest of us. You�re not that important. Advance Praise for Working with People I Want to Punch in the Throat: �I�m grateful to all of the people Jen Mann writes about in this book�the condescending managers, undermining editors, the plastic surgeon who helpfully offered free operations during a job interview, and the boss who fired her with a Post-It Note�because they made her into the rage-filled writer we all know and love.� - Jancee Dunn, author of How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids �I connected with Jen Mann�s book more deeply than I�m comfortable with. It was brilliant and gross and hilarious and heartwarming and then hilarious again. I literally couldn�t put it down. For what it�s worth, the only book before this one that I read in one sitting without a break was Dances with Wolves. Don�t judge me.� - James Breakwell (@XplodingUnicorn), author of Only Dead on the Inside: A Parent�s Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse (less)

If you�ve ever toiled away in a cubicle or sat through the third meeting your boss scheduled to plan another meeting, then you can relate to this book. This is the third book in Jen Mann�s New York Times best-selling People I Want to (…more)