Hoping to escape mediocrity and boredom, a depressed corporate worker (Edward Norton) joins a sub-fascist group of disaffected men, a band of bloody brothers, which grows larger and more organized, finally planting bombs.
As many as one-fifth of all corporate workers do not respond positively to change and could be fired with no great loss to their firms, a prominent business expert said.
Within a week after the so-called "Nut Rage" incident, Blind's founders saw the app's general sign-up waitlist number soar by at least ten times, signaling a value corporate workers saw in having a safe outlet where they could freely voice their concerns and share their knowledge in the workplace without fear of reprimand or losing their job.
The 99er featured in Michael Luo's article, a 49-year-old unemployed corporate worker named Alexandra Jarrin, is a late-in-life college graduate and onetime business school student who owes $92,000, as she put it, "for an education which is basically worthless".
Few problems are as much of a headache for the modern corporate worker as buying things on the company's dime.
This 47-year-old mother of four from Greenwich, Conn., is a veteran of Elizabeth Arden and Chanel, with the air of a corporate social worker devoted to preserving the legacy of an eccentric Greenwich Village pharmacist's life's work in all its homespun glory.
Let's start with an example using a corporate knowledge worker: a field insurance adjustor.
All but glowing with ambition, she is the model of the enthusiastic corporate worker.
Today's tablets are emerging at a time when corporate workers are clamoring for the right to bring in and use their personal phones and laptops to work.
The Michigan Avenue store, at the intersection with Wacker Drive, is set to reopen Wednesday after a monthlong renovation to develop a brighter, more modern space that will offer new bakery items, a revamped space for corporate workers to grab a selection of chocolates, and seating, for the first time.
