• Colin Calls the Help Desk: An Irreverent Tale of Corporate Life: 1 (Colin the Koala)

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Colin Calls the Help DeskAn Irreverent Tale of Corporate Life: 1 (Colin the Koala)

by Elwood Scott

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Remember the time when you didn't think your office was just an example of operationalised dysfunction?

Yeah. Me either.

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Anyway, "Colin Calls the Help Desk" is a laugh-out-loud, satirical view of corporate culture.

Packed with relatable scenarios and recognisable characters, join Colin (yes, he is a Koala, but don't read anything into that) as he navigates the farcical world of office life.

Whether he's learning why - what type of bread he would be - is important to being a high-performing team member, or hoping that his call to the IT Help Desk doesn't leave his computer with more problems than he started with, Colin approaches it all with a unique blend of curiosity, excitement and misplaced optimism.

Whether you're looking for a laugh, a distraction, or a reminder that you're not alone in the madness, "Colin Calls the Help Desk" is the perfect read.

Genre: Fiction, Humorous
Format: Paperback
Published: 2023
Pages: 270
Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
ISBN: 9780645052428

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