I've been hanging on to my job for a while, and somewhat craving for that lift. I knew I can replace my boss, but there hasn't been a crack for me to move up. Until the last three months, the top dog announced his retirement. Although there hasn't been a formal assignment, I knew he was grooming me to replace his throne (at long last!). So just a few weeks ago, I flew to Italy to represent him in a
very important presentation (more like deliberation on fussy figures).
I came the last minute without an assistant, just a day before the business rumple. On an impressive suit, I labored in checking every details before I pushed open the door into the conference table. There were the
friendly Italians and the stern British delegates.
I passed on a 20- page report to all the 10 delegates. Everybody had their piece but me. At first I held on to my breath and continued with fawning and sham admiration in my introduction. It's too late to back out, to rush to my car and get my precious piece of folder. Then I saw my Casio Cassiopeia E-125 hanging tight on my belt. I took it from its cover and run on its applications containing my reports. They were surprised at first, but I moved on fluently, handling the gizmo like a master. Thank heavens it has a diversified and expanded memory that I was able to flip from one to the other. The colorful screen made it easy from my tensed nerves to focus and see clearly.
I finished off the report, saying "That while there are unpredictable times of headless blunders and stupid business recks, like my PDA, you will be assured that there will always be a system to back you up...". And I got the deal! With its zippy processor and Type II CompactFlash cards access and reliability, it's a little expensive but still a worthy price to pay for a hitched promotion. My PDA saved my business life!
Job interviewers are like those shitty homosexual judges in beauty pageants. They judge you depending on how you wear your properly ironed suits, and with the way you answer their nonsense questions. If I'm not mistaken, which rarely happens, most intervi
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We are within the clutches of portable computer chaos. We have desktops, laptops, Pocket PCs, personal digital assistants, and Tablet PCs. This dilemma is causing confusion in our house. We don't need confusion in our house because we've got no place to p
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I maybe disgusting most of the time, but I was never the cheapest guy on earth. I won't buy a state-of-the-art and top-of-the-line Bluetooth headset like Blue Ant X5 Stereo Bluetooth Headset if I'm cheap. I love my new headset because it is so compatible
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The HP Compaq nx9600 is just an ordinary computer from the company that gave us rusting personal digital assistants, and inky printers. Anyway, there's nothing new with this computer aside from its name. As a matter of fact, I'm on the verge of confusion
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It feels bad when we want a personal digital assistant very badly, but we can't get it for ourselves because somebody owns it or it's been reserved for someone. Same goes with domain names. I was searching for the domain "dogfleas.com" on NetworkSolutions
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I don't know if the e-mail in question is real. But it touched me the way sad movies do, so I sent it to my friends and relatives to help the baby girl. Perhaps not all spam are bad. Why don't we give Internet security a break. This sort of chain letter i
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I'm doing your company a huge favor. I've scouted a good office accounting software that you may adapt into your system. The Microsoft Office Small Business Accounting 2006 is designed for accounting professionals and customer reliability. It will fit t
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