Ralph's Party
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Some idea of James's apparently, an office 'team-building' exercise, completely bizarre given that the members of the smal office were so vividly disparate it was obvious no amount of'building' would ever make a team of them. But James had been sweet-talked by a charming, long-legged rep from a management consultancy and persuaded that after a weekend of 'motivational, incentivizational, inspirational deconstruction and reconstruction' not only would his odd little company somehow be transformed... into a model of modern working practices but that he would also live longer, attract women and suddenly experience a regrowth of his long-absent hair.
So Smith had grumpily packed a smal bag on Friday morning, and he, Diana, James, three ageing account executives, two dumpy secretaries and a bad-tempered receptionist had squeezed themselves into a rented Renault Espace and trundled up the Al to a hotel in Hertfordshire. Jem had been heartily amused though, of course, very sympathetic and embraced him tightly as he left the flat, looking stony-faced and muttering, 'Only get one fucking weekend a week and I've got to spend it with a bunch of psychos.' Jem had arranged to meet up with some Mends at the Falcon on St John's Hil that night for someone's birthday and had gone home after work to change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some idea of James's apparently, an office 'team-building' exercise, completely bizarre given that the members of the smal office were so vividly disparate it was obvious no amount of'building' would ever make a team of them. But James had been sweet-talked by a charming, long-legged rep from a management consultancy and persuaded that after a weekend of 'motivational, incentivizational, inspirational deconstruction and reconstruction' not only would his odd little company somehow be transformed... into a model of modern working practices but that he would also live longer, attract women and suddenly experience a regrowth of his long-absent hair.
So Smith had grumpily packed a smal bag on Friday morning, and he, Diana, James, three ageing account executives, two dumpy secretaries and a bad-tempered receptionist had squeezed themselves into a rented Renault Espace and trundled up the Al to a hotel in Hertfordshire. Jem had been heartily amused though, of course, very sympathetic and embraced him tightly as he left the flat, looking stony-faced and muttering, 'Only get one fucking weekend a week and I've got to spend it with a bunch of psychos.' Jem had arranged to meet up with some Mends at the Falcon on St John's Hil that night for someone's birthday and had gone home after work to change.
What to read after Ralph's Party?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Jewell to read onlineMoreLess
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