Review: Stereotypes abound in this office
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 14, 2012
The premise of this book was stereotypes.  I get that.  I did not get why everyone played up to their stereotype, would not compromise, or listen to the other side. Everyone was hurt by the opposite sex at some point in their life, and just decided the other sex was worthless?  Come on, what a bunch of quitters.  Stanna is just dumb.  She lets Ian lead her around by the nose, and then spills company info to him after he is fired.  She evidently has no remorse about doing that. Why not stop griping and get a new job?  Oh yeah, the hot boss.  Jake's story was so silly, it was unbelievable. His reaction to Stanna's big discovery?  Wow, she's not manipulative after all.  Bah! Then at the end, they come up with a compromise that solved the whole problem with no sweat.  One that made sense from the get-go. Oh yeah, that no compromise through most of the book thing again.  I'm not sure why so much time was spent with Telly trying to find a guy, but she came off as a complete ditz. The book was okay, but if you try to think about it while you read it, your head will hurt.