About complaining

Post #20,175 by mhuber 12/4/01 2:59:31 AM Reply	About complaining Don't do it too much. Bad for the soul. Those bastards are in your past - don't give them the mind-share that complaining takes. And in any interview, they were saints in whose company you delighted, and from whom you learned ever so much. And though you regret parting ways, you understand and see it as a great opportunity. Practice saying that while looking someone in the eye. ---- "You don't have to be right - just use bolded upper case" - annon.
Post #20,245 by orion 12/4/01 5:08:19 PM Reply	Thanks for your wise advice Rather than their magagement being reinacarnated Pharaohs of Acient Egypt, they are instead nicely saints who I had a pleasant experience working with and I learned a lot working with them. I look forward to using that experience and learning I got from their company and will apply it to my next employer. Now if I can only say it without rolling around on the floor laughing/ :) Thanks you made my day. I'll practice it each day, and make sure that instead of laughing I smile. Smiling is good, it seems the brownnosers do it every day at my previous employer, even when they stub their toe, etc. *I am free now, to choose my own destiny.*
Post #20,266 by a6l6e6x 12/4/01 7:54:19 PM Reply	Actually good advice, Mike. Prospective employers think you to will have the same attitude about them that you had about prior employers. And, unless they are very different in how they operate, more than likely, you will have the same attitude. Alex Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction. -- Blaise Pascal (1623-1662)

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