What happens when an aspiring employee's climb up the corporate ladder is also his tipping point into immorality and corruption? Find out about the high times and low blows in Dear Clueless, York Liverpool's rollicking satirical swipe at organizational politics that sends up the darker side of closed-door decisions, brown-nosing, and office chicanery that is certain to elicit a knowing chuckle from anyone who has served time in a cubicle. An easy, highly entertaining read that can be downed in one sitting, this sly, slim volume is comprised of twenty-one letters from Albert Scélérat, Machiavellian mentor and "Chief Global Strategist" of Global Spectrum Alliance Inc. Each letter is directed to the so-called Clueless, his none-too-cunning mentee in the company. As Scélérat pens invective, side-splitting responses to his earnest rookie, he reveals in each letter his compromised ethics and crass approach to corporate power-mongering and professional advancement. It is apparent from Scélérat's darkly detailed solutions to Clueless' problems that his young novice has much to learn about professional ambition. When the death of his boss offers premature ascent to a corner office, the young man quickly exhibits his so-deemed cluelessness. In the rich tradition of a Candide or Screwtape Letters, Dear Clueless serves up biting fodder that takes dead aim at the corporate culture with every well-trained, witty assault. Eye-opening and ingenious, Dear Clueless delivers a few ironic clues about navigating the frequently craven world of business, while serving up riotous humor along the way.