Human Resources

by Heath M. Baron

OBEY | CONFORM | CLIMB THE LADDER | PROSPER In the Conglomerate State of America, Upper Management rules. The lowly chattel workers hum away in their cubicles looking productive. If Human Resources no longer considers a chattel useful, then they will be recycled and turned into enough power to light a one-bedroom apartment for less than fifteen minutes.Human Resources examines a technologically-advanced future where the corporate hierarchy is the new form of government, children are trained to be the next employees, the chattel working class are addicted to upgrades and ads created by those they labor for, and Human Resources enforces enterprise policy. Look around your cubicle. Most cubicle dwellers already experience the nightmare that will unfold in the pages that follow. You already dread a visit from Human Resources. Resign while you can.

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Published August 17, 2020

About the author

Heath grew up Wyoming in a small-town like what you see in 1980s films with the 10-speed bicycle being the primary form of transportation. His debut novel, Human Resources, was launched in 2020. He is currently working on a sci-fi novel; How the Moon was Split in Two as well as an interconnecting short horror story collection.

Heath has a degree in History from the University of Wyoming and holds an MBA from the University of Mary. He has a career as a full-time Data Scientist and writes while code is compiling. He currently spends free time with his wife and two daughters building Legos, hiking, gardening, and amateur astronomy. He lives in Wyoming with his wife Jillian and daughters.