The Show Paperback – 5 Jan. 2016

This was a very weird book, whilst it was easy enough to read in one sitting, I didn't really find it interesting or connected with any of the characters. The story just didn't seem to be going anywhere, and when it finally decided where it was going, it couldn't get there quick enough.

Being from the Tech world and having worked and partied with a TV company sales dept I could related to this book. Fun read.

Very interesting read.

The tech companies attract the brightest people with degrees from the top universities. The type of people that has always excelled at what they do and has been told that they are the best and brightest since their first day in kindergarten. Unlike most, they know money isn't the enough to satisfy their need for success and shun other high profile careers in Investment Banking and Consultancy because they want more, they want to have impact, to realise their potential. They've gone to the best universities and gotten jobs at the best companies in the world. The press is full of articles about how amazing the culture is, how much fun it is to work there, how great the free lunches are, and their friends are all envious. This should be it! They should be happy! So why aren’t they?Filip explores the world inside the fast paced tech industry in a very personable an honest portrayal, drawing on his own experiences. His writing is as fast paced as the lives of his characters but still manages to be clear and coherent. Once you start reading it it's hard to put down.It's suitable reading not only for someone interested in the tech industry but anyone who is striving for success and believes that reaching that one goal will make them happy and feel fulfilled.