1: Unhappy in Paradise 2: The New Oligarchs 3: A Very Brief History of Management Science (and Why You Shouldn't Trust It) 4: Who's Afraid of Silicon Valley? 5: Building the Workforce of the Future (or: Sorry, You're Old and We'd Like You to Leave) 6: Money: "Garbage at the Speed of Light" 7: Insecurity: "We're a Team, not a Family" 8: Change: "What Happens if You Live Inside a Hurricane that Never Ends?" 9: Dehumanization: "Think of Yourself as a Machine Within a Machine" 10: The Battle for the Soul of Work 11: Basecamp: Back to Basics 12: Managed by Q: "Everybody Cleans" 13: Kapor Capital: Conscious Capitalists 14: The Social Enterprise Movement Epilogue: Can Zebras Fix What Unicorns Have Broken?
Dan Lyons is an author, journalist, and screenwriter. He has co-produced and written for the HBO series Silicon Valley, was technology editor at Newsweek and was the creator of the groundbreaking viral blog 'The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs' (AKA 'Fake Steve Jobs').
Fascinating, thought-provoking, hilarious and sometimes
harrowing.
*Gretchen Rubin, bestselling author of The Happiness Project*
A lively and spirited takedown... Its core argument is surely
irrefutable.
*Guardian*
Entertaining
*The Economist*
Lyons is very funny journalist... Much of his polemic rings
true.
*FT*
Lab Rats defies easy description. I sputtered laughing and choked
crying (literally, not figuratively) as I read it. Yes, Lyons gives
Silicon Valley the thrashing that it, alas, largely deserves. But
in the final third of the book, he offers us an effectively
illustrated way out - an approach to work and business that puts
people first.
*Tom Peters, bestselling author of In Search of Excellence*
Entertaining... A worthwhile and disturbing read.
*Sunday Business Post*
Funny and frightening.
*The Sunday Post*
Skewering corporate jargon, management science and, worst of all,
enforced fun, Lyons' waggish jeremiad lays out how the world of
work has changed for the worse.
*Tatler*
Laugh-out-loud funny
*Newsweek on DISRUPTED*
![]() |
Ask a Question About this Product More... |
![]() |