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The Corporate Barbarian

The Corporate Barbarian : Awesome Career, Life and Personal Finance Advice
The Corporate Barbarian
Awesome Career, Life and Personal Finance Advice
With this blog, I hope to share some knowledge that I’ve picked up over the years in the corporate world. I hope that I can pass on something meaningful to my readers.
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Most recent posts

11/22 22:30 Commenters: Please Write in English
As I've stated in my comment policy, please leave all comments in English. It's the only language that I can read. I'm not even worried about your spelling or grammar. If you leave a comment in a language other than English, like Spanish, Russian,...
11/21 3:06 Beware of the Office Snitch!
Photo by AlexK100 Today, at work, I had an encounter with a shadowy figure; a cunning, pernicious specter; a wolf in sheep's clothing. I caught him in the act, doing what he does best: undermining the cohesiveness of the workforce. He's that...
11/17 17:40 Sandbagging Your Personal Budget
Photo by 8zil sandbag (sndbg) v.intr. Slang To downplay or misrepresent one's ability in order to deceive someone, especially in gambling. One of the program managers that I work with likes to hedge his bets by painting a bleaker picture than he...
11/12 17:10 Dont Just Answer the Question
Photo by alexanderdrachmann I was on a conference call today with two of my coworkers. One of them, a program manager, was asking questions about a specific contract, and the other, a contracts administrator, was giving simple yes or no answers. The...
11/11 17:03 A Tale of Two Meetings
Photo by Svadilfari I had two meetings yesterday. One was a status meeting with a group of engineers, and the other was a meeting with a proposal manager. What struck me was the difference in how people behaved during each of the meetings. ...it was...

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