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- Author: Sandeep Pawar
- Publisher: Ukiyoto Publishing
- ISBN-10: 9389855403
- ISBN-13: 9789389855401
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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About the Book
Everyone, except the ones with aerophobia, loves to fly andexplore other nations. However, the happiness of goingabroad on your employer's funds is unmatched. For thatmatter, any materialistic pleasures on someone else's moneyare always amusing in the first place. Who on earth doesn'tlove freebies?
Indian-ness among Indians is stubborn. You can takea person out of India but you cannot take India out ofa person, and the same happens when the author findsIndian anecdotes and reminiscences at every other step inthe foreign country. The book is a collection of hilariousexperiences of a typical IT army going onsite and enjoyingtheir days in Indian attitude.
The book unfolds the British culture and inadvertentlycompare it with ours. By the way, do you know the easiestway of impressing Brits? The gimmick is for their anystatement, sensible or otherwise, your response should notalter. It should always be the book title-that makes sense.Follow this and experience the magic yourself.Welcome to 'That Makes Sense', a bundle of joy furnishedwith satirical, thoughtful and whimsical plots served with apinch of exaggeration covered with dark humour.
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- Author: Sandeep Pawar
- Publisher: Ukiyoto Publishing
- ISBN-10: 9389855403
- ISBN-13: 9789389855401
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
About the Book
Everyone, except the ones with aerophobia, loves to fly andexplore other nations. However, the happiness of goingabroad on your employer's funds is unmatched. For thatmatter, any materialistic pleasures on someone else's moneyare always amusing in the first place. Who on earth doesn'tlove freebies?
Indian-ness among Indians is stubborn. You can takea person out of India but you cannot take India out ofa person, and the same happens when the author findsIndian anecdotes and reminiscences at every other step inthe foreign country. The book is a collection of hilariousexperiences of a typical IT army going onsite and enjoyingtheir days in Indian attitude.
The book unfolds the British culture and inadvertentlycompare it with ours. By the way, do you know the easiestway of impressing Brits? The gimmick is for their anystatement, sensible or otherwise, your response should notalter. It should always be the book title-that makes sense.Follow this and experience the magic yourself.Welcome to 'That Makes Sense', a bundle of joy furnishedwith satirical, thoughtful and whimsical plots served with apinch of exaggeration covered with dark humour.
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