Seven Floors High
Seven Floors High by Steve Goddard, published by AuthorHouse in February 2009, is a 304-page work that delves into the life within iaxis, a London-based telecoms start-up valued at $1 billion during the Dot.Com boom. This narrative combines elements of fiction and humor, presenting an exhilarating account of corporate culture marked by greed and hubris as iaxis pursues a stock market flotation.
Readers will find a blend of humor and historical context as the story unfolds, revealing the extravagant ambitions of the company while also addressing a significant non-fiction sub-theme. The book explores the secretive realm of NSA telecommunications spying and covert CIA operations in the Middle East, providing a multifaceted view of the era’s political and military landscape. With its engaging style, Seven Floors High offers insights into both the corporate world and the complexities of international intelligence.
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Seven Floors High is based around a true story of life inside iaxis, a London based telecoms start-up company valued at US$1 Billion during the “Dot.Com” boom. Written with style, insight and often hilarious humour, Goddard’s story is an exhilarating account of greed, hubris and corporate extravagance in the iaxis quest for a stock market floatation. Set as a background to the iaxis story, Seven Floors High also contains a very powerful Non-Fiction sub-theme which lifts the lid on the secret world of NSA telecommunications spying and covert CIA operations in the Middle East.
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