Correa Neto
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Am I the only one to think "self-actualization" definitions are very similar to corporative babble?
Am I being "reactive"?
Am I being "reactive"?
No, you're not. One of the things that corporations try very hard to do is to sell themselves as comfortable places to work at/with. Maslow is a good source for comfortable-sounding words.
President Bush
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I was struck by the image of a corporate lackey interested in his/her own self-development being commonplace. Odd.
Unless, of course, you're talking about a Sears self-actualizer.
Unless, of course, you're talking about a Sears self-actualizer.
Dr Adequate
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Coberst stats:
Coberst has posted on fifty-two threads.
Coberst has started fifty of those threads.
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Of those, coberst has made two posts on threads which he didn't start.
Just get a blog, dude.
Coberst has posted on fifty-two threads.
Coberst has started fifty of those threads.
Coberst has made 262 posts.
Of those, coberst has made two posts on threads which he didn't start.
Just get a blog, dude.