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There Isn't Enough Toilet Paper in the World: The Enemy Within General Motors Is General Motors

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I found this book as accurate as they come. I myself, knowing the author, experienced first hand some of the events he speaks of, as a small guy of course. One of the little guys working on the line. It was interesting to read what exactly goes on behind management's closed doors. As an assembler, you often wonder why they make some of the decisions they do. It was a great eye-opener. A book definitely worth reading.

This book was written with truth and honesty. It
literally tells the story of two General Motor
employees (Rino Pagnucco and Les Wheeler) who
progressed through the ranks. See through their
eyes, live through their words, as they tell the
truth accurately about what plant workers
experience every day.

Read this book! You'll
enjoy the humor and satire of the author's
30 years of employment at General Motors.

This book was written with truth and honesty. It
literally tells the story of two General Motor
employees (Rino Pagnucco and Les Wheeler) who
progressed through the ranks. See through their
eyes, live through their words, as they tell the
truth accurately about what plant workers
experience every day.

Read this book! You'll
enjoy the humor and satire of the author's
30 years of employment at General Motors.