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AA degree and a willingness to work hard
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Originally Posted by RiffRaff:
AA degree and a willingness to work hard
that job has a high burnout rate. I think you would do better selling at a flea market at Belmont on weekends and keep your peace of mind
Originally Posted by RiffRaff:
AA degree and a willingness to work hard
The term working hard is a political buzz word. Means nothing. What this particular job requires is not hard work, but 100% attention to the job, and quick thinking skills.
Guyana had a pace bowler call Colin Croft who played for the West Indies while at the same time he was an air traffic controller and math teacher. Now that is a Renaissance man.
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Originally Posted by Mr.T:
Originally Posted by RiffRaff:
AA degree and a willingness to work hard
The term working hard is a political buzz word. Means nothing. What this particular job requires is not hard work, but 100% attention to the job, and quick thinking skills.
thinking and 100% attention is very hard work for lots of people
Originally Posted by RiffRaff:
Originally Posted by Mr.T:
Originally Posted by RiffRaff:
AA degree and a willingness to work hard
The term working hard is a political buzz word. Means nothing. What this particular job requires is not hard work, but 100% attention to the job, and quick thinking skills.
thinking and 100% attention is very hard work for lots of people
And so is lifting up the toilet seat.
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