Be careful of who you work for
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Be careful of who you work for
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#2The entire time I read this, all I could think about was "squidoo".
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#3How about: Be careful of who you work with
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#4As usual, Seth has an incredible grasp of the obvious.
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#5OK, it's not "who you work for" it's "WHOM you work for". Pet peeve of mine, people saying "who" when they mean "whom" - if the "who" is the object of the action "work for" then it is "whom", like "To whom are you speaking?" NOT "Who are you speaking to?" Irks me no end.
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#6As usual, Seth has an incredible grasp of the obvious.
The way so many people blindly adhere to him is unbelievable. He's like the Joseph McCarthy or Emperor's New Clothes of marketing.
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#7As usual, Seth has an incredible grasp of the obvious.
true. However the title seems stronger than the post.
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#8As usual, Seth has an incredible grasp of the obvious.
The way so many people blindly adhere to him is unbelievable. He's like the Joseph McCarthy or Emperor's New Clothes of marketing.
I've found his posts have been getting better. This one in particular qualifies as the elusive obvious.
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#9Sometimes people take bad jobs out of blinding need and over promising executives. At least that is what happened in my case.
It is my fault for staying for so long though. At least I have something to blog about now.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
The way so many people blindly adhere to him is unbelievable. He's like the Joseph McCarthy or Emperor's New Clothes of marketing.
I've found his posts have been getting better. This one in particular qualifies as the elusive obvious.
Some are gold (the one about his breakfast for instance), but the vast majority are trash.