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⌈ Secret Post #2452 ⌋

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[Giles Coren and Sue Perkins, The Supersizers Eat… The Eighties]

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[Jeff Davis/Teen Wolf]

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[Django Unchained]

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[Valiant Hearts: The Great War]

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[Child of Light]

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[Jurassic Park]

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[Hate Plus]

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[The Three Investigators]

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[Charlie Hunnam]

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I must use that one next time I'm asked that.

It is such a standard ice-breaker/training exercise question that it is good to have a pre-prepared answer. I always say I like The Gambler by Kenny Rogers. It always goes down well with corporate shills. It inspires me to do my best by learning to be bold when I have to be, but by teaching me to cut my losses when things go bad, and to tell the difference. Nice bit of management speak.

basically like telling them the last thing you read was the latest Malcolm Gladwell book or something suitably banal that managers all salivate over.

Exactly, oh top tip. never, even as a joke, ever claim your inspirational book is a Scott Adams one. I claimed mine as The Joy of Work, mainly because of the title and I figured that just saying that it taught the art of finding zen and joy in the workplace and pursuit of my duties would go down well, but then the senior supervising manager went and ordered a box of copies based on my rec and didn't read the books or even the write up before handing them out to staff on the floor.

I left the company shortly thereafter. That one kinda backfired a bit. Stick to the banal bland crap, that's my advice. And if you log onto F!S at work, use a co-worker's computer.

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