Description
A true story of one man’s survival in Corporate America. Enticed by the promise of the great rewards that await software developers, Randy Zinn enters the corporate world during the exciting internet boom of the late 1990s-only to find that the challenges awaiting him have nothing to do with code and everything to do with people. Whether it’s the incompetence of coworkers, getting thrown under the bus, or being set up to fail, Zinn faces the outrageous behavior with determination to keep his hopes alive. Along the way, he offers readers a rare peek into working with private companies that contract with the U.S. Military, Transportation Security Agency (TSA), IRS, and more. Corporate Hell: A Memoir is an unforgettable account of an idealistic programmer’s coming of age, and a story of professional perseverance in the face of blind authority.
