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Zada 1 year ago
#19 if you work hard, you will be exhausted and frustrated and you will be not able to be nice with people. You can fact check it on the way back from work while you are driving....
If you want to be nice to people, work smart and not hard, know your limits and sell those limits.
If you want to be nice to people, work smart and not hard, know your limits and sell those limits.
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Deborah 1 year ago
Zada,
speak for yourself, zada.
speak for yourself, zada.
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Virdie 1 year ago
Zada,
I work 12 hr days every day of the year as a business owner (not kidding), and I can't think of a single client that will ever say I'm not nice/cheerful. Professional niceness is real.
I work 12 hr days every day of the year as a business owner (not kidding), and I can't think of a single client that will ever say I'm not nice/cheerful. Professional niceness is real.
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Virdie 1 year ago
#24 The AI put the fingers on the wrong side (or they put the battered glove on the wrong hand).
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Lib 1 year ago
#45 On the set of what?
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Hester 1 year ago
Lib,
Cable Guy
Cable Guy
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Janet 1 year ago
#18 St Andrew's
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Eph 1 year ago
#6 what's cooking?
#17 fake. cameras weren't that good back then.
#17 fake. cameras weren't that good back then.
If you want to be nice to people, work smart and not hard, know your limits and sell those limits.
speak for yourself, zada.
I work 12 hr days every day of the year as a business owner (not kidding), and I can't think of a single client that will ever say I'm not nice/cheerful. Professional niceness is real.
Cable Guy
#17 fake. cameras weren't that good back then.