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Re: Workaholism in the food service industry.

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Posted by Mark on January 07, 1999 at 00:47:24:

In Reply to: Re: Workaholism in the food service industry. posted by Gerard on January 06, 1999 at 15:35:26:

: 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

I'd love to add my thoughts to this subject, but I have WAY too much to do!!!
Skaal!,
Mark

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Re: Workaholism in the food service industry. kai 02:49:22 1/07/99 (0)

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