Heraclitus of Ephesos (c. 500 BC) "The only thing that is constant is change"

Change is indeed all around and one such change, typically resulting in significant consequences or outcomes is when leaving a job.

A collective examination of the workplace, from an everyday real-life viewpoint, this books' focus on events, observations and statistics is the perfect backdrop for sharing and highlighting the numerous reasons for a large and growing trend of dissatisfaction in the workplace.

Satire is abundantly evident as an expressive form for lighter moments, whilst a reverential stance is adopted for the more somewhat serious elements.

This is however, not about work bashing. Productive, enjoyable working has its place in society. But arguable for everything good work has to offer, it is not without those little (and big) things we find ourselves constantly moaning about on the commute home, around the water cooler, in clandestine e-mails and texts or dominating conversations at a leavers lunch.