Who Made My Cheese?
Who Made My Cheese? by Dave Arnott is a humorous exploration of organizational change, published by iUniverse on April 29, 2002. This edition spans 110 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows two Jerseys named Pers and Prod, who focus on consistent milk production, contrasting with their barnmates, two Holsteins named Hop and Jump, who pursue misguided get-rich-quick schemes.
Readers will find a blend of humor and insightful lessons as the bovines navigate the principles of “ecownomics” through their experiences. The story features whimsical elements, including the Merry Cow Ash Society, and emphasizes the importance of stability in the face of change. This lighthearted approach to serious themes makes it an engaging read for those interested in humor and organizational dynamics.
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This creatively humorous jab at organizational change teaches the real value of “staying put” through the lives of two Jerseys named Pers and Prod, who persistently produce milk that eventually becomes cheese. Their hapless barnmates are two Holsteins named Hop and Jump, who chase ill-fated get-rich-quick schemes. You will enjoy the “punny” lessons as these bovines teach the rules of “ecownomics” through milk production. There’s even a Merry Cow Ash Society.
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