LexThink Kryptonite

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ORIGINAL POST:

If LexThink was about collaboration and building the perfect professional services firm….

…. The Art of Demotivation is LexThink’s kryptonite.

There's a reason that The Art of Demotivation is prefaced with a stark warning. Though it has the power to transform your organization into a paragon of productivity and your haughty employees into humble extensions of your own managerial ambitions, it also has the potential, should it fall into the wrong hands, to provoke lawsuits and incite riots.

To help protect your investment and potentially your life, our Manager edition ships complete with the Undercover™, a built-in cloaking device. This secondary dust-jacket claims to house a non-existent book called Ethics, Integrity and Sacrifice in the Workplace. This will render the book virtually invisible to your employees, who have no interest in such subjects.

Thanks to The Furrygoat Experience for the link…. was it an April Fool’s joke?