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  • Absolutely vee-ri-dique!  

    Absolutely un-bor-mended! : Or the official Paradox (Paperback)
    Congratulations to Zoe, this book is fun, especially when one does (or did) in the territorial public service. Humor very scathing, ironic, funny but unfortunately the real thing. Some officials of each service a town hall might feel concerned. Lack
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  • Dazzling! 1  

    Absolutely un-bor-mended! : Or the official Paradox (Paperback)
    This book is read in conjunction with "The officials against the state: the great sabotage" written by Agnes Verdier-Molinié both their words come together and complement. The two books we describe the articles, the unacceptable situations in a
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  • A book that goes beyond its purpose  

    Absolutely un-bor-mended! : Or the official Paradox (Paperback)
    This book is excellent at the same beyond its intent. I will not dwell on the civil service or even on the work of the office worker or executive in private companies who are too often meaningless and even more stressful for it those of their owners
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  • In times of gloom ... should read this book  

    Absolutely un-bor-mended! : Or the official Paradox (Paperback)
    UNFORTUNATELY book that reflects part of the reality for some officials (thankfully not the majority). In 1991, having myself did an internship in the ECCO service the European Community in Brussels, I could verify these facts. I thought back there 2
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  • Funny and attérant  

    Absolutely un-bor-mended! : Or the official Paradox (Paperback)
    Or stops the biography, or begins the novel? It is true that what we read in this book is what you would expect to read about the officials. It perfectly nourishes our ideas about the world of administration and communities ... But basically, this do
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  • a summary of the public service  

    Absolutely un-bor-mended! : Or the official Paradox (Paperback)
    can be a bit exaggerated at times but people from the public service will have recognized someone they have crossed over the years in each character
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  • Ironic and satirical description, but for reflection.  

    Absolutely un-bor-mended! : Or the official Paradox (Paperback)
    This book, which has given rise to much comment at its outlet, is quite interesting. It describes in an ironic and satirical way the operation of a local authority, given by a young out of graduate training. This young woman, obviously having a high
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