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received for review Buzz Kill is an easy, quick, humorous read, At times laugh out loud funny because the situations are often so ridiculous and yet similar things have happened to many of us and we all know it but mostly can't say it for fear of retribution in some way.
Chen is my favorite

Buried in the humor are some helpful lessons in entrepreneurship and even a few instances where you can hear yourself wondering if you would be asking for the same things that management was asking of the startup team.
I finished the book determined to have more fun running the business and be less anal about processes, . . something I shouldn't have too much trouble with,

When Lund's Plastics Division hits the skids, it turns to

its newly hired Chinese research and development director, Dr, Chen, whodespite his best intentionsstruggles with both the English language and American corporate policies, When he's told to hire a new scientist, Chen advertises for a young Chinese male who is preferably single, He isn't sure what religion would be best, Chen's innocent faux pas leads to mandatory sensitivity training, an experience so brutal, even Dick Cheney would call it torture, He builds a new RampD team, featuring Dr, Miao, a Chinese transplant who favors Red Man chewing tobacco and NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon, Chen and Miao are joined by the sultry VP of finance, B'linda Mae "Trophy" Jones, whose best parts are nicknamed Bonnie and Clyde Monique D'Estaing, a tall, black, Harleyriding Cajun lesbian and sales director Bob Davis, a good ol' boy who specializes in strip clubs as customer entertainment.
To save the day, his team pulls out all the stopslike celebrity dressup rollerblade scavenger hunts in Miami Beachbut their antics attract unfavorable attention from corporate human resources.
Can Chen's company survive his help Written for anyone who's ever worked in a large company, suffered through sensitivity training, or wondered if Thanksgiving is an antiturkey display of Eurocentric imperialism, Buzz Kill is an uproariously twisted tale of America's corporate culture.
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