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FAMILY • LEADERSHIP • TOGETHER

BUILDING
TOMORROW,
DAILY

A Biotech Tale

S.R. HERMANN
PER THE PROCESS™
Now Available for Consumption

Equal parts prayer, policy, and post-mortem.

A novel about excellence as lifestyle, family as leverage, and the quiet violence of optimization.

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Fwd: Re: Q4 Reflection — People & Culture
From: Human.Experience@[Redacted].com | Priority: HIGH | Ref: TDG-2024-Q4-037
Mandatory

Team,

Congratulations on another quarter of purpose, progress, and shared achievement! Together, we've continued to build the future—responsibly, collaboratively, and with measurable enthusiasm.

As a reminder, participation in our Culture Family Evenings remains an integral part of belonging at [Redacted]. These after‑hours gatherings are an opportunity to celebrate connection, reinforce values, and strengthen our internal community.

Please note: while we cherish your loved ones, partners and dependents are not permitted at company events. There is a café conveniently located across the street should coordination be required. Attendance at these internal functions is expected; exemptions are discouraged.

Remember: excellence isn't an activity—it's a lifestyle.

Please complete your self‑evaluation before close of business Friday.

— [Redacted], Human Experience Division

A Biotech Tale by S.R. Hermann

"Hermann's biotech satire reads like the Employee Handbook for the End of Meaning."

Peer Recognition & Feedback

(Submitted voluntarily during quarterly review cycle)

Exceeds Expectations

"I found myself filling out the self-assessment forms late at night, unprompted. This book makes you want to optimize your existence."

— M.K., Senior Outcomes Manager
Meets Objectives

"Hermann captures that specific dread of receiving a calendar invite titled 'Quick Sync - Urgent.' I laughed, then cried, then updated my LinkedIn."

— J.P., Director of Synergy Realization
Requires Follow-Up

"I've been employed for 14 years and never questioned it until page 73. HR has scheduled a conversation. This book is a workplace incident."

— A.L., Principal Research Associate
Personnel File — Clearance Level: Public

About S.R. Hermann

S.R. Hermann spent seven years in biotechnology project management before experiencing what HR termed "an extended voluntary sabbatical." During this period of "personal optimization," they wrote Building Tomorrow, Daily.

Their work has been described as "uncomfortably accurate" by former colleagues who requested anonymity. Hermann's writing explores the intersection of corporate culture, compliance theater, and the slow erosion of meaning in late-stage optimization.

They currently reside in a mid-tier metropolitan area and maintain regular office hours (9-5, M-F, excluding holidays). Future publications are forthcoming, pending stakeholder approval.

* Author bio subject to revision per company branding guidelines (Form 221-B).

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