God Save the Dork

A biting, hilarious and utterly unputdownable portrait of oneman's struggle to survive in a strange office in a strangeland armed with nothing but instinct, confidence and standupcomedy!

Key Features

• Sidin Vadukut is back to amuse, entertain and take us on a wild trip into the corporate world
• Another laugh riot for all the Dork fans!

About the Book: God save the Dork

Maestro management consultant and strategy guru Robin 'Einstein' Varghese has been dispatched to London to the Lederman account. Things in the mother country are not all tally-ho as Einstein must make do with convoluted remuneration, temperamental digestion and a comely coworker who revels in mixed signals-not to mention a bizarre conspiracy by museums all over the city to frustrate his every attempt to imbibe in high culture.

Things are not all that much better with his love life. Gouri insists that he go to Madame Tussaud's and take a photo with the Shah Rukh Khan statue. But who will pay for the entry ticket? Gouri's father is not the proprietor no? Then? Just when things look like they can't get any worse, Lederman threatens to shut down the project. Panic ensues. Once again Dufresne Partners turns to their most resourceful, inventive, original, strategic, out-of-the-box-thinking employee to save the day.

God save the Dork is a biting, hilarious and utterly unputdownable portrait of one man's struggle to survive in a strange office in a strange land armed with nothing but instinct, confidence and stand-up comedy.

About the Author: Sidin Vadukut

Sidin Vadukut is a journalist, columnist and blogger. He has an engineering degree from NIT Trichy and an MBA from IIM Ahmedabad.

In a career spanning around a decade he has made automotive parts, developed online trading platforms, almost set up a retailing company and had a sizeable portion of a tree fall on his head. He is currently an editor with the Mint business newspaper.

Sidin lives in New Delhi with his wife, two PlayStations, four laptops and a desktop computer.

Reviews

'India's Dilbert.'-DNA

'Nothing else skewers corporate India's assorted silliness so accurately. Or so funnily.'-Outlook

'Unputdownable.'-The Hindu

'[Dork] will have you in splits.'-The Asian Age

'Hysterically funny.'-Hindustan Times