Board room babies is a bit of an insult to readers. It actually sounds like a serious case study of the behavior of CEOs and Senior Managers, but provides little to no analysis on what really drives the behavior of the executive class. The book attempts to make humorous comparisons of executives and babies, but the anecdotes are so frustratingly real that they make me want to strangle my own boss instead laugh at the author's words. What I was really looking for was a case study that shows why we have an under performing, over-privileged class of lame duck leaders and an over performing under-privileged class that serves them only to get berated in performance reviews year after year.

Used this for about a week and it kept my phone charged. What originally got me to look for a battery bank was that I don't have a hooked up 12 volt accessory in the car. The person who installed the stereo (previous owner) forgot to hook up the 12 volt accessory plugs. A rookie mistake when installing a stereo. I've done it once and never again. Anyway, so this battery bank has basically kept my phone charged up for a week or so. I even got a solar charger should I need to charge the battery in an emergency, or just the phone directly (when there's direct sun available), but I'm mostly charging it up via my computer. It might not have a light like some of the others do, but I liked the 1500mAh claim. I'm checking with a meter to see if that's anywhere near true. I've hard usually that's about 80% true, and that's good enough for me, especially since it's kept my phone charged up for a week without a recharge till now.