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30th Jun 2008 by Mark Turansky
Filed under Misc. I’ve been telling my friends this for years, so it’s good that I’ve finally got a credible website with evidence proving the theory. I will also try to help my friends if they ask “Have you seen my ________[fill in the blank]?” I’d ask in reply, “Where’s the last place you put it?” It’s always the last place you look!
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Hi
I totally agree with you .
We are not resources !!!!
I had dealed or called as a Resource many times . I had participated in several meetings where we are called “Resources” ..
We are not machines .. we are people working .. and several times, working hard to achieve that damn dates the project manager wants to achieve.
We are human beings.
Thanks to write such paper .