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I've been involved in different businesses for 20 years. If I knew then (as they say) I'd have retired by the time I was 20. Now my mission is to allow other people to learn from my mistakes.

Sunday, July 11, 2004

eclecticism > Of blogging and unemployment

eclecticism > Of blogging and unemployment

Ok....Here's the question: Should someone be fired for blogging something like this?

I'm not sure and neither is the person who was fired. I get the feeling that no one who looks at both sides will know 100%. On one hand, I can see the reason (security) behind it, but on the other hand, the negative publicity is pretty bad. I get the feeling that everyone would have been better off just having him remove the post and letting it fade away. After all, he said he would remove it without a problem and since he was a temp, he never went through the Microsoft orientation. I believe most of the blame should have been placed on the temp agency for failing to educate their employees before sending them out.

Thoughts? Opinions?

Comparison of presidential IQ's-Fiction!

Comparison of presidential IQ's-Fiction!

Ok. I admit it. I was wrong. Someone told me they read the IQ list on a news site so I took it for granted that it was true. Turns out, I should've taken the time to search truth or fiction before I mentioned it in a previous post.
Now if someone can let me know what the real results are, I'd be happy. I'm still convinced GW's IQ isn't very high. He's done too many dumb things in the last 4 years.



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