The Living Dead, is the first book to say what so many people know but nobody dares acknowledge: that despite reports of a workforce of stressed-out individuals slogging away disillusioned that we employ a range of diversion techniques to get us through the days, weeks, months, years.

Switch on the business news and you will probably be bombarded with yet more workplace experts telling you that everyone nowadays is grossly overworked, madly juggling their work-life balance until they finally keel over and die from the sheer stress of it all. We all know that's right, don't we?

The real truth is that there are millions upon millions of people who are actively disengaged from their jobs, who spend months and years sitting in offices doing next to nothing, lost in the cracks of laughably inefficient and abysmally managed large organizations, their talents wasted and long forgotten. The Living Dead unmasks the myth of the workplace for the first time.

The Living Dead reveals the shocking truth about office life. It will captivate anyone anywhere in the world who has ever worked in a large office environment, or those who have a genuine desire to make people's working lives more productive and enjoyable.