StupIT People

by Steve Eatts

StupIT People is a tongue in cheek exposé of the world of modern big technology business. It’s a world where corporate madness and self-interest rules. One in which clients and employees simply don’t matter, as senior executives (aka company psychopaths) pursue short-term personal profit and internal point-scoring at absolutely any cost. The story revolves around Michael Mansfield, a loyal and hard-working IT Sales Executive who strives to do the right thing by his company. For Michael, saving stupid people from themselves, navigating the constant back-stabbing within the business, and dealing with corporate political correctness gone mad has become a way of life. This light-hearted tale of redemption will resonate with anyone who has experienced the sheer head-scratching absurdity that often exists within the modern business bubble.

292 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 11, 2020

Reviews

[Amy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just hilarious! If you have ever worked in the IT sector, this book portrays the uncanny stupidity of some of these types of companies. Great characters - the consulting manager was spot on! :)

[erivan · Rating 1 out of 5]

A title that includes derogatory language sets a discouraging tone from the outset, making it difficult to take the book seriously as a platform for thoughtful discourse. "StupIT People" is a regrettable attempt at a novel that misses the mark entirely in its approach and execution. Its failure to contribute positively to any meaningful conversation or understanding about its subject matter warrants a disappointing rating.