Becky Richards has just quit her boring office job and is looking for something new. She applies to what looks like a dream position, but this is no ordinary tech company. State-of-the-art machines explore Becky‘s body, tracking every single moan and shudder that pours out during her sensual interview. But the application isn’t over yet. To clinch the job, Becky has to prove she can lure in new customers. Can Becky prove that she has what it takes to make it through beta testing? Or will this rigorous interview process be too intense for her? Explicit: This short story is sexy and stuffed to the brim with loads of techy, hot, artificially intelligent goodness. It is of adult nature and meant for readers over 18 years of age.

Becky Richards was running low on funds after quitting her last job. Now she her long wait for a job interview is over. But everything isn't going exactly as she imagined. Instead of reading her resume, her job interviewer orders her to strip, and this interview only gets even wilder from there. When the interview room turns into a chamber of sexual delights Becky knows she's in for a very intense and steamy vetting process. What sensual tests does Becky's interviewer have waiting for her, and will she be able to pass? Explicit: This short story is sexy and stuffed to the brim with loads of techy, hot, artificially intelligent goodness. It is of adult nature and meant for readers over 18 years of age.

Institutions have regimes--policies that typically come from the top down and that are meant to align the efforts of workers with the goals and mission of an institution. Institutions also have practices--day-to-day behaviors performed by individual workers attempting to interpret the institution's regimes. Tensions ensue as workers bring their own subjective experiences and interpretations to the mix, and amid those tensions we find politics and, subsequently, winners and losers in the workplace. In "Rhetorical Memory, " Stewart Whittemore explores these dynamics through a tightly focused workplace study that reveals how a team of technical communicators at a software company create and make use of organizational memory as part of their everyday work, with the goal of better understanding issues, trends, and strategies in information management in the workplace. That analysis identifies practical strategies technical communicators can use to implement rhetorically based practices for managing organizational memory and also establishes a clear connection in the workplace between political power and effective use of organizational memory. This innovative piece of scholarship makes a meaningful contribution to the workplace literature in technical communication.

Implement, operate, and use beta testing immediately with this hands-on guide to the best practices Beta testing is a complex process that, when properly run, provides a wealth of diverse information. But when poorly executed, it delivers little or no data while wasting time and money. Written by a leading expert in the field, this book will help you reach the full potential that beta testing has to offer. Michael Fine compiles the best practices to date so you can effectively bring beta testing into your company's process to improve product quality. Using real-world case studies, this book begins by clearly explaining what a beta is and why you need one. Fine then explores the beta test procedure and walks through the best processes to use when implementing a test. He concludes by detailing the steps you should take after completing a test in order to take full advantage of the results. With this book, you'll gain a better understanding of what beta testing is, why every company needs a beta test program, and how to get the most from a test. Fine will help you: * Understand all the steps involved in beta testing using real-world case studies * Implement a beta test using best- known practices * Produce better products based on the results of well-run beta tests * Apply beta testing across many platforms and many technologies * Improve on existing processes and identify critical issues

Love, Lust & WTF, Daisy’s single again and riding the dating rollercoaster, experiencing it all: the orgasmic excitement, the melancholy blah, and the eyes pop-out-of-your-head-ugly of online dating, on her search for her true love. In the blink of an eye, Daisy’s life was flipped upside down when her soulmate, Adam, was ripped from this world, leaving Daisy and her daughters crushed. It has been a long and difficult struggle picking up the pieces and raising her girls alone for two years. Daisy has recently come to the realization that it is time for her to spread her dating wings again. A seemingly simple idea but made complex and comical through the COVID-19 pandemic and the disaster that is online dating. In this romantic comedy, Love, Lust & WTF, Daisy stubs her toe numerous times as she experiences a whole slew of hilarious misadventures during her dating escapades. Several Mr. Wrongs grace her presence, including scammers, liars, catfish, weirdos, ghosters, sex only dudes, new friends, and a whole cast of bizarre characters. Chats with girlfriends enlighten Daisy and the gals relating to the latest goings-on with men and dating. Never deviating too far from her mission to find true love, she regales us with her lusty tales of sexual exploration and adventure. But, will Daisy ever, ever, EVER find true love?

Lucy Merriweather is a single mother trapped in a merger gone wrong. She has a staff who does not trust her, a boss with a hidden agenda, a coworker she is falling in love with, and Bartleby - the reclusive and enigmatic employee whose silence conceals a dangerous secret. And you thought you had a bad day at work. Offline takes you inside the computer industry for a tale of cutthroat office politics, romance, bad corporate fashion, and a woman's faith that is put to the ultimate challenge. Download free reader guides and more from the Offline Web site. Visit: www.matthewarnoldstern.com/offline