Cover: Cat Memos for the Office
Book 3 in the series

Cat Memos for the Office

The cat has never attended a meeting. She understood everything anyway.

Paperback $12.99 · Hardcover $19.99

  • 100 lessons
  • 20 chapters
  • 130 pages
  • 6 × 9 in

100 Lessons from a Cat Who Wants to Be Left Alone - The Sarcastic Illustrated Gift Book for Adults Who Need to Survive the Office. Funny Gift for Cat Lovers

A plush black cat who considers the open-plan office a petri dish, break rooms a minefield and team building a punishment. She has 100 lessons for the office. Short, dry, no slides.

One line. One drawing. Turn the page.

  • 100 lessons in 20 chapters: open-plan madness, meetings, the break room, deadlines, working from home, the email flood, team building, Secret Santa, overtime, the sticky note war, clocking out
  • 100 hand-drawn ink illustrations - one cat, one drawing per lesson
  • No time management, no success formula, no worksheets. Just lines that land
  • 130 pages, 6 x 9 inches, cream paper - fits on any desk and in any Secret Santa box

Who is it for?

For the coworker who still takes on one more thing. For the colleague who says "in a minute" at five o'clock. For the boss with a sense of humor. And for anyone who can't hear the word synergy one more time.

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Read six lessons from the book

Declare the coffee kitchen to be a demilitarized zone where strict speaking bans apply. Lesson 15
Use every coffee break as a welcome excuse to give important tasks a wide berth. Lesson 29
At the end of the meeting, dryly ask for a raise or more sleeping time in the office. Lesson 43
Pack your things at exactly five o'clock or earlier, as if a fire bomb were ticking in the building. Lesson 57
An open office door is not an invitation for colleagues to chat, but an open front line of madness. Lesson 71
Shred the to-do list in the shredder in case of doubt and enjoy the satisfying sound. Lesson 85

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The chapters

  1. The Morning Meeting: Waste of Time in Pure Form
  2. The Email Flood: Answering Through Absolute Silence
  3. Colleagues in the Open-Plan Office: Noisy Primates
  4. The Keyboard as an Official Cat Bed
  5. The Boss: An Employee with Too Much Opinion
  6. The Coffee Break as a Legitimate Work Refusal Day
  7. Home Office: The Illusion of Freedom and Pajama Duty
  8. PowerPoint Presentations: Colorful Slides of Horror
  9. The Annual Performance Review: A Play Without Meaning
  10. The Printer: The Gluttonous Paper Monster in the Hallway
  11. Smalltalk at the Coffee Machine: The Flight Forward
  12. Overtime: A Crime Against Free Time
  13. The Team-Building Activity: Social Torture
  14. Unprompted Praise: Why Silence Is Better
  15. The Open Office Door: Invitation to Invasion
  16. The Business Lunch: Mandatory Dining with a Mask
  17. To-Do Lists: Lists for Things You Ignore
  18. The Company Party: Intoxicated Strangers in Suits
  19. Friday Afternoon: The Great Blending Out
  20. The Ultimate Office Truth: Go Home

Book 3 of the Cat Memos series - Inner Peace and The Holidays are also available.

The cat doesn't recommend a promotion. She recommends the windowsill.

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