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Operation: Director's Disaster follows Cha Jung Woo, the infamously moody and sharp-tongued new director of DK Group's Strategic Department - a team with rock-bottom morale after years of tyrannical leadership. Determined to turn the department around, his mother secretly enlists Shin Sae Ri, a bold and capable CFO from another company, to support him under the disguise of "Han Yoo Mi," a timid, forgettable assistant. Armed with a deliberately bland makeover and a backstory no one questions, Yoo Mi quietly navigates office chaos, fixing crises behind the scenes while keeping her true identity hidden. She becomes Jung Woo's unexpected catalyst, defusing his temper, translating his blunt demands into something the staff can actually follow, and subtly steering projects to success. Alongside major business conflicts - supplier mix-ups, investor withdrawals, and corporate sabotage - the story thrives on comedic office moments, eccentric staff personalities, and Yoo Mi's growing influence. As Jung Woo starts noticing her uncanny skills, strange connections, and slips in behavior, he begins to suspect she might not be who she claims. What starts as a mission to save a department evolves into a sharp, funny, slow-burn game of trust, identity, and workplace survival - with one very persistent "cousin" always ready to stir trouble.

Safety regulations, laws, and socialistic/commie cash drains have been trying to wear me down for decades. These evils all have something in common. They originate from the same source: The Government. This short handbook will illuminate readers on the three primary evils of government: taxes, laws, and regulations. And, it includes some practical jungle survival tips for dealing with the government in the wild.

What if the afterlife were just another department of the State? Frank had one plan: jump off a building and end it all. What he didn't expect was to gently float to the ground like a bureaucratic Mary Poppins-minus the umbrella or job satisfaction. Now Frank can't seem to die, and worse, someone (or something) clearly doesn't want him to. Soon he's being monitored, manipulated, and mysteriously assigned to surveil his coworker Jill. Who's watching who? Why does he keep getting new phones stuffed into his pockets? And what's with the man in the dumpster who won't stop talking about climate change? Caught between mind-numbing office reports, bowel-obsessed childhood trauma, and a cosmic surveillance program with suspiciously corporate workflows, Frank has questions. Unfortunately, the only answer he's getting is: keep watching Jill... and don't forget to post about it. A darkly absurd comedy about surveillance, mortality, and mid-level management, Department of Eternal Affairs is perfect for fans of Christopher Moore, The Good Place, and Kafka for Dummies.

The Office Prattler masterfully captures the relentless, sanity-draining experience of dealing with a coworker who simply won't stop talking. Through sharp wit and escalating tension, the poem takes readers on a slow, torturous descent into madness-mirroring the feeling of being trapped in an endless, one-sided monologue. What begins as polite endurance soon spirals into barely contained frustration, culminating in an explosive outburst that is as hilarious as it is cathartic. The transition from silent suffering to outright exasperation is pitch-perfect, making every office worker who's ever been held hostage by a chatterbox feel seen. Equal parts comedy and tragedy, The Office Prattler is a poetic tribute to the unspoken battles of the workplace-where small talk isn't always so small, and sometimes, the only escape is a well-timed breakdown.

Contrary to popular believe, monkeys can't do everything they see.

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Moving to Mumbai was supposed to be Kabir Sharma's big break-a dream job, a fresh start, and maybe even a little adventure. What he didn't expect was a last-minute rental mix-up that left him sharing an apartment with a complete stranger. Worse? That stranger turns out to be Aarav Mehta-his new boss! Between awkward run-ins, ridiculous house rules, and workplace disasters, Kabir struggles to keep his job (and his sanity). But as their chaotic cohabitation continues, what starts as a nightmare might just turn into the most unexpected friendship. A lighthearted rom-com filled with hilarious mishaps, office gossip, and two unlikely roommates learning to survive under one roof!

I just work here. Please don't judge me. Nightshadow Global is a normal company- if "normal" means your CEO is: • allegedly an Alpha • possibly mafia royalty • maybe half-dragon • definitely in a rut/spiritual awakening every other week • clinically obsessed with one (1) girl • and HR's number-one unsolvable problem Y/N is beautiful, dramatic, and allergic to life itself. Together, she and the CEO cause building-wide natural disasters. And me? I'm just trying to clock in, survive the elevator, dodge airborne tampons, and not get blamed when he growls at the printer again. If you know, you know. This is an anthology of unhinged POVs from the people forced to witness Y/N and her man. Every 7 chapters = a new coworker suffering. Read at your own emotional risk.

Join Alex and Lena, two fierce rivals with a history of butting heads, as they battle it out for the lead position on a major project. As tensions rise and competition heats up, will they be able to put their differences aside and work together? Or will their rivalry ultimately lead to their downfall? Find out in this gripping workplace drama filled with humor, wit, and a healthy dose of office politics.

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