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Worker Ullalla
Worker Ullalla
Its a high-paying job at a job that you know when you name it ... . The work is solved, the boss is good, and the loyal ... Everyone has a to be image as such an employee. This is of course impossible. The author emphasizes that the quality of work life is different when the pain and the value of work life are taken as they are from the image of each person who has to work.
A new point of view for 20 year-old newcomers is that there is a sharp indication of why the grades and specs that they had at school could not be linked to how to work well at work. For a 30-year-old worker, it will be especially true that the law of good relationship with the boss and the importance of 313 syndrome and tacit knowledge are important. For those in their forties, the instructions for dealing with the load, how to become a Maestro office worker, and the story about multi-faceted life splitting will give rise to an opportunity for recharging and resurrection.
Its a high-paying job at a job that you know when you name it ... . The work is solved, the boss is good, and the loyal ... Everyone has a to be image as such an employee. This is of course impossible. The author emphasizes that the quality of work life is different when the pain and the value of work life are taken as they are from the image of each person who has to work.
A new point of view for 20 year-old newcomers is that there is a sharp indication of why the grades and specs that they had at school could not be linked to how to work well at work. For a 30-year-old worker, it will be especially true that the law of good relationship with the boss and the importance of 313 syndrome and tacit knowledge are important. For those in their forties, the instructions for dealing with the load, how to become a Maestro office worker, and the story about multi-faceted life splitting will give rise to an opportunity for recharging and resurrection.
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Published December 20, 2011
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