If it falls apart they will realize how important you are and give you a big raise and make it more interesting for you --- OR, it will really fall apart and you can collect unemployment while you look for the perfect job.
...which doesn't exist. Unless you have my job. Which is perfect.
Except it pays nothing and the benefits are not good.
The bad part is that if you do turn out to be invaluable, you may spend your next vacation fielding phone calls from the office. If you're really lucky, you might even get a Blackberry.
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Well, it would seem this blog has gone all politics on me - you can blame the dangerous theory and prcatice of the "unitary" executive, spinless Democrats and craven Republicans.
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No, it's not wrong. Of course this indicates you're not completely happy with your job, but "Like, Duhhhh!" --
I actually just changed jobs and oooh child, I hope they crash and burn without me. CRASH and BURRRN!
OH, and by the way, I've been away on vacation myself so happy belated birthday.
No, I think it quite right.
If it falls apart they will realize how important you are and give you a big raise and make it more interesting for you --- OR, it will really fall apart and you can collect unemployment while you look for the perfect job.
...which doesn't exist. Unless you have my job. Which is perfect.
Except it pays nothing and the benefits are not good.
Strike my perfect comment.
I don't go to the gym. I'm allergic.
The bad part is that if you do turn out to be invaluable, you may spend your next vacation fielding phone calls from the office. If you're really lucky, you might even get a Blackberry.
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