BIG BOSS

"...Adi felt shut off like a turtle inside his skin. Emotions buzzed and throbbed like a pent-up bee. He wanted to innervate himself screaming blue murder. He yenned to hardihood off the cliff wailing like a stuck mynock..."  
"...Keying down all the Dear John letters wasn’t been ever dear to him. Instead, each milepost, he wore sackcloth and ashes..."  

“…Adi’s professional and personal life was not all beer and skittles. It was about to take a fresh new turn. His oomph was desperate to experience new shores while he adores the baptism of fire…”    

"...Adi looked and sighed at the turning of the tide. While walking down the aisle, he tapped the firm’s signage inscribed along side the wall. He felt as if he was entering a temple to attain salvation. He was a halcyon soul at that moment caring about nothing, but his dreams..."  

Here it goes...

-'BIG BOSS'- '

..the protagonist, Adi, is a dreamer and a perfect idealist who always works in the firm’s interest, but very often is let down by his bosses in one way or the other. He always tries to explain to his bosses about his virtous intentions towards the firm and them, but each time he is ditched by them...'  

Remember the difference between a boss and a leader; a boss says 'Go!'

- a leader says 'Let's go!”

::EM Kelly::

I am planning to get a book (Management Fiction) proposed under my name.

The book is a scoop about a very fervent professional who joins many firms in anticipation of getting a conducive work environment and an ideal boss in each. Each time as he finds his dreams not being realized, he leaves that firm and joins another to experience similar events in the new firm as well. At last, he learns through these experiences that he can’t change the creature called ‘Boss’, but has to usher a change by being the part of the firm within his own circle of influence.