When pushed like that, a person can have one of two reactions: they either resent it, and end up quitting or getting fired (B-players) - or they accept the challenge to do better, and come back the next week with something even better. in other words, "i care enough about steve jobs to want to read a 600+ page book about him, but i am somehow unaware that he is deceased."is what i hope
The first thing that came to mind is when I'm doing crafty projects, but I feel it sometimes at work when I'm really interested in what I'm doing.All in all, a really interesting book. He introduces the work of a number of social scientists and management theorists, as well as the results of their experiments both in the lab and in the work place
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cream soda, it was a sip of heaven KONA KAILANI - September 17, 2012 - Report this comment I use to work at the Mondrian Hotel in West Hollywood back in the mid to ate 80's. Summer - May 26, 2007 - Report this comment Alright well it's still missing, so here it is again- Read some of those labels more carefully folks - some of these new versions (the Vanilla Cream and Raspberry, that we found- not Peach, Strawberry, or Orange Tangerine) contain sugar (actual sugar- which is rare these days)
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