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Submitted by NiXaY on Wed, 10/21/2009 - 18:48
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It’s so tempting ...
- To complain when others are complaining.
- To believe that your social media skills will pay off in more pay and more responsibilities.
- To believe that upper management is clueless.
- To yearn for days gone by.
- To manage with the same carrot-and-stick approach that has proven repeatedly not to work.
- To believe human resources people when they tell you, “Just wait, and we will get back to you with the new steps.”
- To want to search for jobs on the big job boards, even though, far more often than not, you won’t even get a call back.
- To believe that education and skill aren't important anymore.
- To believe that no one watches how you handle stress.
- To wonder if all your dreams have passed you by.
- To ignore the reality of just how tough everyone’s life is, both in and out of work.
- To want to not make waves.
- To believe that hope in your heart is enough to make you bat .300.
- To knuckle down, do nothing, and hope that this too shall pass.
- To blame others for what you know, down deep, is your own fault.
- To read yet another blog post and think, “Yep, I agree, but I am not going to change.”
- To think that we all buy products and services based solely on price.
- To believe that old media will go the way of the horse and buggy.
- To believe that every political leader is stupid, or on the take, or immoral.
- To want the shortcut when we know that method never really ever works.
By G.L. Hoffman
His blog can be found at www.WhatWouldDadSay.com.
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