The Useless Meeting Wack Jobs
$$$$$exyGal writes "Have you ever attended a useless meeting? Are you the wack job who always ask the same (or random) question during an all hands with the hope that simply by asking, you're going to change something? Rands in Repose points out the difference between an informational meeting and a conflict resolution meeting."
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thing........YOUR A TOASER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND A COOKIE WITH MILK SOAGE
MILK!!!!!!!!!!AND A BUTT WITH POOP IN IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Am i? Seriously I did an effective meetings course - main point from this - if no one else is controlling, walk or take over! Thanks J
I love attending meetings for my college's liberal organizations. They're somuch fun when my attention deficit kicks in and I slip out to attend the meeting being held in the bathroom.
I'll bookmark the articles to read them during a meeting.
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Stuff that matters.
So which one is this article??
I read that article looking for your post, and was sadly disappointed.
It isn't an informational thread or a conflict resolution thread. It's creating arguments when none existed before and not imparting information.
He was married to a woman.
"Hi. This is my friend, Jack Shit, and you don't know him." - Lord Kano
(E.g., no, just because there are two columns in the table, it doesn't mean you can only store two attributes. There's a reason why those two columns are called "key" and "value". It's for storing as many key/value pairs as you need. No, seriously. You can stop asking "what if we later need more than two attributes?")
That's not normalized - that is BAD database design.
Just because it CAN be done, doesn't mean it should!
it's installed (Firefox)
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i love it! kuddos to mozilla!
fof topic? what a silly article
$exyGal go screw yourself.