Cubicles and Coffee is a riotous, painfully honest workplace comedy that follows Siddhartha as his cozy, two-year work-from-home routine is shattered by a single phone call and a wrong train. Suddenly standing in a Gurgaon lobby on day one of his ...
Cubicles and Coffee is a riotous, painfully honest workplace comedy that follows Siddhartha as his cozy, two-year work-from-home routine is shattered by a single phone call and a wrong train. Suddenly standing in a Gurgaon lobby on day one of his first real office job, he is accidentally promoted to "Leader of the Lost Interns" before even getting his ID card. What follows is a hilarious, highly relatable tour through the bizarre ecosystem of cubicle life—featuring petty coffee machine wars, suspected desk-plant surveillance, backroom office politics, and a feared "Devil" director. Equal parts comedy and confession, this book is a story about climbing an invisible corporate ladder and discovering that the real lessons of a career survive long after the salary, designation, and company are gone.