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    #21
    The prerequisite for obtaining a job in south east
    saskatchewan is if you have a heart beat.

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      #22
      Comedian framer help, needs a strong
      back and a week mind. Also a
      willingness to work for nothing, only
      when needed on the fram. Suppling yer
      own meals, and the ability to work
      witout any breaks whatsoever. Do
      nothing other than what you've been toad
      to do. Willingness ta suck up ta the
      framer, telling him/her how smart and
      rich they is, an how ya wanna be just
      like them. Workin fer less than minimum
      wage, cash under the table'll is good
      too... Bein young, not old is an
      excellent assest. No retired framers
      need ta apply! Ifn yer hopin ta work
      fer a grain company and grade grain,
      workin on a Comedian farm fer at least a
      week is absolutely necessary, cousin
      from then on you'll hate comedian
      farmers and thats an asset gradin the
      crap theys tryin ta sell........

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        #23
        Silverback et el;,

        Proof this is the truth!

        Name one person you can instantly be reminded of... that reminds you of this discription:

        " These people feel persecuted by humans, processes, and inanimate objects with equal ease—they almost seem to enjoy it. They are often angry, usually annoyed, and almost always complaining. Just when you think everything is humming along perfectly, they find something, anything, to complain about. At Halloween parties, they’re Eeyore, the gloomy, pessimistic donkey from the Winnie the Pooh stories—regardless of the costume they choose.
        Victims aren’t looking for opportunities; they are looking for problems."

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          #24
          I have been employed in a team environment for
          my entire career. The teams range in size up to
          100 plus. I have also managed a large national
          program. When I selected my main core team,
          I didn't pick the Patsies. I selected, strength,
          integrity and accuracy. The patsies pushed the
          paper. We then audited their work.

          So when you talk about whiners, many of those
          people are whining because they are right. Some
          not.

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            #25
            I have seen managers who are so insecure that
            they cant take any suggestions from their
            employees. Many times they dont get their hands
            dirty with the real work because they themselves
            admit they couldnt do the work.

            When my people whined, I listened, encouraged
            dialogue and then gave them a role in trying to
            initiate positive change. Keep the goal in sight
            and overcome your insecurity for the good of the
            team. Transfer this strength to your workers.

            After working with close to 500 employees, i have
            seen many personality types, some just plod
            along, never advance and never want to take on
            responsibilies, but some critiqued the problems
            and added with thought provoking suggestions.
            Are these what you call whiners? Some
            managers had such big heads, and basic
            insecurity that mistakes continued, and no
            improvements were made. The auditor's report
            shot them down, after the fact.

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              #26
              Thanks for posting this Tom.

              My take away is to continually improve yourself
              and your employees. Don't settle for poor
              attitudes, build a strong team.

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