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Yes, There Will Be a Holiday Party This Year
14 hours ago ago from Prdude's Blog
This Christmas okay holiday season will be the first time in my professional career that I will not attend an office/company party. Well, in retrospect, I could throw myself a party, which is a pretty good idea after all. No buffet lines. No sitting next to someone I don't like or doesn't like me. No disappointment at the paltry year-end bonus. No less-than-inspiring speech from the boss. Let's face it: Many holiday parties (or at ...
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4 hours ago ago from assorted nut chronicles
I am thinking, I could be wrong, that they may have fired her! She didn't show up for work on Friday and again yesterday, and today she is not there and they are changing the locks hmmmmmm sounds like she is headed out the door if not already accomplished. You know the sad thing is that things could have been different. Jealousy clouds the thinking and is the playground of the enemy. She believed from the beginning that I wanted her job, ...
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20 hours ago ago from Leaving Scientology
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2 hours ago ago from U.S. News
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