Are you always late going to work and your manager or supervisor are always scolding you and giving you disciplinary actions? When I was still working I hate to admit that I always get to the office late because of the not so very good condition of our traffic. It was also very hard to commute and even if you have your own car you can’t get through the traffic jam because of the road condition (e.g. narrow highways, undisciplined motorists and pedestrians, unending road constructions etc. etc.). Not only that, when I imagine that I’ll gonna see my boss again in the office, I wish I could freeze time.
Now I found out what is the real reason why I’m always late. Look at the picture below……
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Manuel Montala was an online entrepreneur who enjoys blogging about entrepreneurship and gathering information for his blog to help budding entrepreneurs. You can also reach him on twitter: http://twitter.com/mmontala
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hahaha, funny post. nice site bro. i found your link from pinoymoneytalk.com forums. i think, it is time to have a digital clock instead of an analog one.
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