Hackquire

llustrated non-fiction on gray-area workplace hacks

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Hackquire

llustrated non-fiction on gray-area workplace hacks

  • 4.6 (9 ratings)
  • 7 Want to read
  • 2 Have read

Hackquire™ is an illustrated non-fiction guide to the gray areas of modern work. Built as a workplace field manual, the book presents 100 behavioural archetypes called Hackquees, each structured around a Situation, Solution, and Action. Combining satire, behavioural science, and visual storytelling, Hackquire™ decodes the unwritten rules of professional life.

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Table of Contents

Part I: The System
Hackquee 1: The Meeting Phantom
Hackquee 2: The Credit Hoarder
Part II: Survival
Hackquee 23: The Silent Observer
Hackquee 47: The Deadline Alchemist

Edition Notes

Published in
London, United Kingdom
Other Titles
Hackquire
Copyright Date
2025

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL60616895M

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL44364096W

Work Description

Hackquire™ is the field manual for the gray areas of work, built as a workplace Pokédex of 100 “Hackquees.” Each follows a Situation, Solution, Action frame with illustrations to decode the unwritten rules of modern work.

Conceived by European writer Etie during an airport delay with other collaborators, Hackquire™ blends behavioural science, satire, and visual storytelling to explore workplace culture, communication, and creative survival. The project examines the habits, hierarchies, and humour that define modern office life.

Career help needs its Beatles moment at this TikTok turning point, this AI era, and Hackquire™ aims to be that: readers laugh, share, and act. If Ogilvy on Advertising is the book of ads, Hackquire™ is the book of modern work.

Trademark registered UK00004015062.

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Pace 7 Medium paced 85% Fast paced 14% Enjoyability 7 Exciting 57% Engaging 42% Clarity 7 Well organized 26% Dense 20% Succinct 20% Clearly written 20% Effective explanations 13% Difficulty 7 Intermediate 31% Expert 25% Advanced 18% Beginner 18% Layman 6% Breadth 7 Comprehensive 85% Focused 14% Genres 7 Nonfiction 27% How-to 18% Satire 18% Graphical 13% Technical 4% Textbook 4% Humor 4% Based on a true story 4% Research 4% Mood 7 Informative 19% Inspiring 15% Dry 15% Scientific 11% Humorous 7% Lighthearted 7% Hopeful 7% Cheerful 7% Reflective 3% Emotional 3% Impressions 7 Highly recommend 23% Original 23% Quotable 11% Citable 11% Recommend 5% Life changing 5% Actionable 5% Field defining 5% Best in class 5% Length 7 Medium 71% Long 28% Credibility 7 Accurate 50% Trendy 25% Objective 8% Rigorous 8% Evergreen 8% Features 7 Illustrations 20% Glossary 16% Index 16% Table of contents 13% Tables, diagrams, and figures 10% Chapters 10% Appendix 10% Bibliography 3% Style 7 Slang 50% Neologisms 35% Jargony 14% Purpose 6 Self-help 25% Learn about 18% Inspiration 18% How-to 18% Problem solving 12% Entertainment 6%

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