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• 5 Ways to Spend Less Time at Work

  Last post: modz on 14.03.11 at 01:49 | Started by Julian on 03.07.09

  

  dont reply to every email, and request an agenda for each meeting before accepting. too much time is spent having meetings about the what could be, and emails about what has not been done - all because the people are too busy to do what is required! if we actually did our 'jobs' based on what we were employed to do, we could do the 9-5 and be more productive.
  failing all of the above, work for yourself. initially, it is harder, but the results are all yours! More about 5 Ways to Spend Less Time at Work

• The unasked question

  Last post: modz on 14.03.11 at 01:45 | Started by modz on 07.03.10

  

  Completely agree with the unasked question - however this has possibly stemmed from the more and more *usual* antics of the media to ignore/displace many of the gritty facts and figures that the general populous wouldnt completely understand; as the misunderstanding potentially leads to what is later percieved as a controversial article.
  I too give Ms Baker full credit for making something of an average kiwi lifestyle - it is more than 90% of kiwis will ever do. And lets face it, IRD would have been knocking on her door well before now if there was anything too inauspicious about her actions...
  tall poppie sydnrome perhaps? More about The unasked question

• Interview: Vin Diesel

  Last post: modz on 14.03.11 at 01:45 | Started by twisterjamz on 25.08.09

  

  must say the best bit in F&F TokyoDrift was his cameo - and rightly so, it gave him options which he wouldnt have otherwise have had. Very easy to become 'that guy' onscreen; which in days of old was fine, but nowadays actors (M&F) need to be more universal in their approach and role types. Live your life a quarter mile at a time is not so much an idea as a way of life More about Interview: Vin Diesel

• 5 Ways to Spend Less Time at Work

  Last post: modz on 14.03.11 at 01:45 | Started by Julian on 03.07.09

  

  dont reply to every email, and request an agenda for each meeting before accepting. too much time is spent having meetings about the what could be, and emails about what has not been done - all because the people are too busy to do what is required! if we actually did our 'jobs' based on what we were employed to do, we could do the 9-5 and be more productive.
  failing all of the above, work for yourself. initially, it is harder, but the results are all yours! More about 5 Ways to Spend Less Time at Work