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Re: Workaholism in the food service industry.

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Posted by Gerard on January 06, 1999 at 15:35:26:

In Reply to: Workaholism in the food service industry. posted by Glenn Messick on January 05, 1999 at 23:04:49:

I hear ya, Francois is getting something new going, I'm just doing what I like to do but SHOULD take some time away.
Supposedly workaholics have kids that are more screwed up than alcoholics because at least the parent is home, even if pickled, whereas the workaholic children have a vacuum instead.
Often times its due to the present situation we are in that makes us look like workaholics, often I'm too lazy to get work done ahead so I can take a day off.
And then we act like heroes right?.

Bottom line is, if you don't take time off you become ineffective.
Ideas become stale etc.

Regards, Gerard

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Re: Workaholism in the food service industry. Mark 00:47:24 1/07/99 (1)
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