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William James is an author and seasoned expert in federal government technology, known for his rare ascent from a GS-1 clerk to the federal Senior Executive Service. His distinguished career includes pivotal roles at the Defense Mapping Agency, the Pentagon, and the Department of Veterans Affairs, where he modernized IT systems, pioneered digital cartography, and expanded healthcare access for veterans. His innovative work earned him numerous accolades, including the prestigious Fed100 award. The author of the memoir The Accidental Executive: Finding Purpose in Public Service, William now delves into fiction with Threads of Care: Veterans’ Stories, a novel-in-stories revealing the human heart of the VA's technical world. He is also developing Chariot of Betrayal, a techno-thriller set within the VA. A passionate advocate for public service, William enjoys exploring new technologies and working on vintage cars. He lives with his family in Vienna, Virginia.
Luckily, this was a short read; the grammatical errors were glaring and abundant. If this author expects anyone to take him seriously, he should consider doing a little more research on the topic of the book and including citations/references to scholarly, peer-reviewed articles. This is a fascinating topic and I was disappointed that the author seemed to put forth very little effort. At one point (among others), the author makes an absurd claim that jogging makes one “completely stress free” or some similar nonsense.