The Pa's Story: Sex, Salaries and Square Mile Sleaze: She Kept Their Diaries. She Kept Their Secrets. She Kept Quiet... Until Now. - Brossura

Knowles, V. A.

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ISBN 10: 1784183830 ISBN 13: 9781784183837

Casa editrice: John Blake, 2015

Riassunto

The PA's Story is the book which has taken the Square Mile by storm. Life as the personal assistant to some of the wealthiest and most powerful men in the country is a poisoned chalice. As the first line of communication between the big boss and the outside world, a PA also becomes the last frontier of secrecy, confidentiality, and trust. Given the right boss, an exhilarating working life can blossom. With the wrong boss, it can become a living hell. Victoria Knowles’s unique inside perspective as a woman fighting to thrive in a vice-filled world dominated by men is at once moving, revealing, and scandalous. The high-flying city boss lifestyle has been scrutinized ever more in the press for all the wrong reasons of late, and with revelations of sexist bullying, illicit affairs, and pornography in the office, this is a shocking exposé about the men who have everything and still want more.The PA is an explosive, furious memoir about working in the City of London spanning more than a decade.

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Recensione:

'For those heading for the heat of the beach and looking for a read that packs a high degree of sizzle, then you might find it in The PA' --The Telegraph

'Victoria Knowles has detonated a bomb in the City with her furious memoir' --The Sunday Times

'Lifts the lid on sleazy secrets of the Square Mile' --The Sun

L'autore:

V A Knowles is a drama school graduate who has appeared on stage and on television as an actor and as a singer with the Real Experts. She released her debut EP "This is Rees" on iTunes in 2013. In between creative projects, she has always worked, and mostly as a PA.

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• Editore: John Blake
• Data di pubblicazione: 2015
• ISBN 10: 1784183830
• ISBN 13: 9781784183837
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 296