We are still going to work
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Book Introduction
A Tiki-Taka Survival Story of Two Employees: A Startup Senior and a Foreign Newcomer
"We're Still Going to Work" is a record of two people working in completely different environments sharing their 'commute' times.
One is a veteran PO who has been working at a startup for 13 years, and the other is a newbie at a global company.
They live the same day to completely different rhythms, and define 'work' in their own ways.
Meetings and reports, onboarding and evaluations, interpersonal relationships and even burnout? The reality of office life—someone's daily routine, someone's battle—is captured in its raw form.
One side has no system and makes its own way, while the other side finds its own pace within the system.
This book ultimately asks:
“What kind of environment do you want to grow in?” When the meaning of work is shaken, this conversation between two people gives me the strength to go back to work.
"We're Still Going to Work" is a record of two people working in completely different environments sharing their 'commute' times.
One is a veteran PO who has been working at a startup for 13 years, and the other is a newbie at a global company.
They live the same day to completely different rhythms, and define 'work' in their own ways.
Meetings and reports, onboarding and evaluations, interpersonal relationships and even burnout? The reality of office life—someone's daily routine, someone's battle—is captured in its raw form.
One side has no system and makes its own way, while the other side finds its own pace within the system.
This book ultimately asks:
“What kind of environment do you want to grow in?” When the meaning of work is shaken, this conversation between two people gives me the strength to go back to work.
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index
prolog
Recommendation
Crossing the threshold of employment
Chapter 1.
First day at work: between survival and adaptation
Chapter 2.
Is talent really something you are born with?
Chapter 3.
Why are there so many meetings?
Chapter 4.
The Art of Reporting: Report or Real Talk?
Learn the grammar of organization
Chapter 5.
How to learn the language of organization
Chapter 6.
When do you find real colleagues?
Chapter 7.
How do you learn without a shooter?
Chapter 8.
The meaning of going to work is gradually changing.
Relationships and Communication
Chapter 9.
The unfamiliar word "leader"
Chapter 10.
When you have responsibility but no authority
Chapter 11.
Messengers are pouring in, and I'm the only one who can't make decisions.
Chapter 12.
Is the reason I work for the team or for myself?
Evaluation and Growth
Chapter 13.
Becoming a successful person means
Chapter 14.
Salary story
Chapter 15.
Season of Evaluation
Chapter 16.
The job remains the same, but the workload increases?
Daily Life and Energy
Chapter 17.
Lunchtime, that precious hour
Chapter 18.
Overtime and work-life balance
Chapter 19.
Burnout was my limit that I didn't even know I had.
Chapter 20.
I don't hate the company, but I don't like it either.
At the midpoint of your career
Chapter 21.
Where am I going?
Chapter 22.
Job change, escape or change?
Chapter 23.
There's something else I really want to do
Chapter 24.
Quitting a job is not a failure.
Chapter 25.
Still, I start again
Epilogue: We're still on our way to work…
Recommendation
Crossing the threshold of employment
Chapter 1.
First day at work: between survival and adaptation
Chapter 2.
Is talent really something you are born with?
Chapter 3.
Why are there so many meetings?
Chapter 4.
The Art of Reporting: Report or Real Talk?
Learn the grammar of organization
Chapter 5.
How to learn the language of organization
Chapter 6.
When do you find real colleagues?
Chapter 7.
How do you learn without a shooter?
Chapter 8.
The meaning of going to work is gradually changing.
Relationships and Communication
Chapter 9.
The unfamiliar word "leader"
Chapter 10.
When you have responsibility but no authority
Chapter 11.
Messengers are pouring in, and I'm the only one who can't make decisions.
Chapter 12.
Is the reason I work for the team or for myself?
Evaluation and Growth
Chapter 13.
Becoming a successful person means
Chapter 14.
Salary story
Chapter 15.
Season of Evaluation
Chapter 16.
The job remains the same, but the workload increases?
Daily Life and Energy
Chapter 17.
Lunchtime, that precious hour
Chapter 18.
Overtime and work-life balance
Chapter 19.
Burnout was my limit that I didn't even know I had.
Chapter 20.
I don't hate the company, but I don't like it either.
At the midpoint of your career
Chapter 21.
Where am I going?
Chapter 22.
Job change, escape or change?
Chapter 23.
There's something else I really want to do
Chapter 24.
Quitting a job is not a failure.
Chapter 25.
Still, I start again
Epilogue: We're still on our way to work…
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Publisher's Review
Reading this book is so unfamiliar and honest
It's a glimpse into the 'real life of a company'
The authors share practical survival tips as they navigate the chaotic freedom of startups and the structural order of foreign companies.
Timing is more important than reports, responsibility is more frightening than meetings, and the realization that work is ultimately about “the power to persevere to the end.”
The tiki-taka conversations that take place across different organizations are light, but the content is weighty.
Everyday phrases like “What would your company do in such a situation?” and “We do it this way, what about you?” suddenly connect with the reader’s own experiences.
What makes this book special is that it doesn't just give advice.
Instead, the authors reveal in detail their own experiences of being hit and broken.
So, this book is not a textbook on corporate life, but rather a 'record' of those who survived as office workers.
For those who find commuting to work every day burdensome, “We’re Still Going to Work” speaks quietly.
“You’re not the only one.
We're still on our way to work."
It's a glimpse into the 'real life of a company'
The authors share practical survival tips as they navigate the chaotic freedom of startups and the structural order of foreign companies.
Timing is more important than reports, responsibility is more frightening than meetings, and the realization that work is ultimately about “the power to persevere to the end.”
The tiki-taka conversations that take place across different organizations are light, but the content is weighty.
Everyday phrases like “What would your company do in such a situation?” and “We do it this way, what about you?” suddenly connect with the reader’s own experiences.
What makes this book special is that it doesn't just give advice.
Instead, the authors reveal in detail their own experiences of being hit and broken.
So, this book is not a textbook on corporate life, but rather a 'record' of those who survived as office workers.
For those who find commuting to work every day burdensome, “We’re Still Going to Work” speaks quietly.
“You’re not the only one.
We're still on our way to work."
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 31, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 332 pages | 152*225*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791138848008
- ISBN10: 113884800X
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