After a lifetime spent battling it out in the corporate arena, our protagonist was at the so-called top of his game as SVP of Marketing for a global brand. But it was here that he hit rock bottom. Weirdly and hopelessly addicted to the toxic hierarchies, bullshit politics, inhumane hours, and soul-crushing conformity that have come to define life in corporate America, it felt like the only way out was to end it all. But surely there had to be another way to live.

Set against the hi-octane glamor of the London and NYC hospitality industries, My Corporate Hell is a brutally honest and darkly funny expose of the dehumanizing power games and sociopathic behavior that so many readers will recognize from their own experiences of corporate life. In the vein of Succession and How To Lose Friends and Alienate People, and shot through with moments of raw self-reflection on masculinity, privilege, and complicity, this is the story of one man’s attempt to break free.