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Inside Job Deep Undercover As a Corporate SpyThe following report compares books using the SERCount Rating (base on the result count from the search engine). |
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Aftersleep Books - 2005-06-20 07:00:00 | © Copyright 2004 - www.aftersleep.com () | sitemap | top |
After my wife read this book, she gave it to me and told me that it was the first time ever that she truly understood what my job was like, and for that I am very thankful. I believe Bucchi wrote "Inside Job" the way he did because, unlike all other authors on the subject, he was never a case manager nor an investigative executive; he writes from the perspective of the investigator and he has no allegiances to either his former employer or occupation. If I were to write a book such as this, it best be a doozy because I would no longer be able to make a living as an investigator, that's for sure. Although I have never encountered a case fraught with as much danger and as many hazards as this one, (which leads me to believe there was a smidgen of literary license involved), I have encountered all of the same ethical and moral dilemmas Mr. Bucchi struggled with during my career as an investigator. Who knows, maybe if I took as many brazen chances as Mr. Bucchi, my cases would be as wild as this one. Something tells me, though, that I'll never find out. In fact, that something just elbowed me and told me to turn out the light.