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De-Adversify: Part 2 of The 12 Things I've Learned About Business From Living Abroad

Douglas Crets — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 14:03:35 -0400

I hate to read something like this, about a boy in South Carolina who was punished because he decided to use his broken pencil sharpener.

But sometimes this happens. When you can't get the help you need for something, you have to make your own way.

The sharpener had broken, revealing the small blade found inside. He was suspended for ingenuity in the face of adversity. Again, this happens. Fate throws you a curve. But can you create your destiny?

The 12 Things I've Learned About Business from Living Abroad

Douglas Crets — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 13:08:55 -0400

Cubicles are hell

Tammy Griffin — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:53:03 -0400

Cubicles are never alright. It is only nice when it is quiet, which is not often. I have a loud cackling laugh expelled from a woman next to me. This can be heard with the office door closed and in the closed restroom from the far end of the bathroom. IMAGINE being right next to it and trying to concentrate. Who is going to complain when she is the supervisor though? Then next to the loud aweful laugh I have an insanely loud woman from BOSTON that drives me nuts! She is so loud. She does not even care that people are actually working around her many