'If you do read on from here, then I hope at least a few of the stories will make you smile...' From Neil Parker's foreword to Twenty Years. Covering the mid-1970s to the mid-1990s, Neil Parker's workplace stories offer a time capsule of changing attitudes - along with some things that never change. Tales of politics, both office and sexual, jostle with anecdotes about strange colleagues and stranger customers, fast friendships and brief encounters, and the fun to be had both after work and when the manager wasn't looking. Told with a captivating honesty and humility, Neil's revealing memoir shows a sharp eye for his own as well as others' foibles.