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I have large amounts of time where I just sit at work and do nothing. This is not by choice, but rather due to the inability of my boss to let me do anything on my own. I'm held hostage by waiting for the next crisis/job/task to be given to me. Everything has to be vetted, and this takes time. So, I sit. However, the paralegal in our office went on a long vacation this week. As a result, I was given that work as well...because you know, I'm good with menial tasks. How good? I'm more efficient than I've ever been. Why? No stupid middleman steps. I need something, I don't have to wait for it, I just do it. I cranked out more work yesterday than I have in 3 weeks. And the day went quick. Should I be the one doing this? Probably not, but hey...I'm not a real lawyer, right? The certificate on my wall is a figment of your imagination.Full post as published by Screaming Bean on March 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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