The Human Society
Canine Novel
office wellness humor
100 office workers pose on, over, and in their desks and cubicles to demonstrate animal-inspired techniques designed to alleviate office maladies. Features photography, Latin, and humor. Winner of an IPPY award for humor.
This book is designed to provoke laughter at a rate of three times for every two minutes of reading. This is nearly the equivalent of a 10-minute low impact workout. Well worth the price!
Numerous medical conditions affect office workers. Long periods of sitting leads to poor posture, staring at a monitor for hours on end causes eye strain, and repetitive commuting causes Car Pool Tunnel Syndrome. Germs, poor air quality, stress, and work all contribute to office illness on a scale never before seen in human history.
Something funny had to be done.
In The Official Guide to Office Wellness, the job of the models was to pose in bizarre positions on, over, and in their desks and cubicles. Photographed in offices, and inspired by animals, these models showed that laughter and an awkward pose can go a long way towards improving office wellness. As they posed to be photographed, the complaints were frequent and familiar:
"That hurts."
For an excerpt see Look Inside at the Amazon Kindle link below.
You can buy The Official Guide to Office Wellness as an eBook from the retailers below. If your favorite vendor is not listed, they may carry it as well.
Amazon KindleBill lives in northwestern Pennsylvania with his family and many pets. He is an Edinboro University of Pennsylvania alumnus, with a Bachelor's degree in Russian Language and additional certifications in computer programming and operations.
In 2009 he proposed and established the Impact writing contest, in which students at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. submitted paragraphs of 200 words or less on a topic of their choice. The authors of the paragraphs with the greatest impact won. Over 40 students participated.
He has written several books, numerous articles at Hubpages.com (see under Articles on the main page), and founded the Build-A-Book project.
Bill became aware of the existence of office maladies shortly after his tenth year as a cubicle worker. By then it was too late to do anything but make fun of the situation.
Unfortunately Office Cynicism is not covered in The Official Guide to Office Wellness. Perhaps in volume II.
To contact the author send email to: Contact William R. Vitanyi
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