In one line give your advice:
when you get a job, always try to go that extra effort where others dont.
when you get a job, always try to go that extra effort where others dont.
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Advice to young folk
- Thread starter Icey101
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...but don't be afraid to throw away the nonsense. They don't know as much as they think they do either.
slobake
resident ... something
Take your lumps, figure it out. Don't take advice from bitter old people. Do you want to end up like them?
yep..... go ahead and do that then.
when you're 50 years old, maybe you'll look back and say, "Wow, that guy on Talkbass was right".
(nothing beats experience!)
when you're 50 years old, maybe you'll look back and say, "Wow, that guy on Talkbass was right".
(nothing beats experience!)
Fifteen minutes early is on time.
On time is late.
And late is unacceptable.
Oh, and the counters don't need you to hold them to the floor- they won't float away without your elbows leaning on them. So put down your phone, get to work, and earn the money that you're being paid- regardless of the amount. It shows dignity and character.
EDIT: Violated the one line condition and went on a mini-rant there. Sorry 'bout that.
Rob
On time is late.
And late is unacceptable.
Oh, and the counters don't need you to hold them to the floor- they won't float away without your elbows leaning on them. So put down your phone, get to work, and earn the money that you're being paid- regardless of the amount. It shows dignity and character.
EDIT: Violated the one line condition and went on a mini-rant there. Sorry 'bout that.
Rob
slobake
resident ... something
