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Even jobs of the utmost seriousness lend themselves to a little fun from time to time. Fun on the Job explores one such industry-America's burgeoning aerospace trade-to give us an entirely new perspective on what really went on when some of the largest advancements in aviation and defense technology were developed. This book is a collection of hilarious and entirely true essays from people who have worked at General Dynamics, one of the leading producers of planes, aircraft, weapons, and other technologies that played a pivotal role in America's military success throughout the twentieth…mehr

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Even jobs of the utmost seriousness lend themselves to a little fun from time to time. Fun on the Job explores one such industry-America's burgeoning aerospace trade-to give us an entirely new perspective on what really went on when some of the largest advancements in aviation and defense technology were developed. This book is a collection of hilarious and entirely true essays from people who have worked at General Dynamics, one of the leading producers of planes, aircraft, weapons, and other technologies that played a pivotal role in America's military success throughout the twentieth century and beyond. These employees boast incredible accomplishments that cover everything from producing thousands of B-24 bombers for World War II combat to influencing Cold War tactics to sending the first US astronauts into space. Spanning more than eighty years in this field and featuring stories from everyone from entry-level engineers to major executives, Fun on the Job is a down-to-earth recollection of a high-stakes industry that every worker-employed or retired-can relate to. More than that, it's a testament to how day-to-day humor begets extraordinary success.
Autorenporträt
Tom Leech spent over two decades working at General Dynamics, where he took on projects in business development, engineering, and internal communications. He currently owns his own consulting firm, where he works with many clients from the aviation and aerospace industries. Along with his background in aerospace, Leech is a prolific writer and author. He has published books on a variety of topics, the most notable of which are the business and communications manual How to Prepare, Stage, and Deliver Winning Presentations and The Curious Adventures of Santa's Wayward Elves, a children's storybook he wrote with his wife. Leech is also the coauthor of Outdoors San Diego, an outdoor adventure magazine. To learn more about Leech's writing, visit www.presentationspress.com and www.outdoorssandiego.com. To learn more about his consulting services, visit http: //www.winning-presentations.com.