Thought you might like to check out the other articles in the “What I Learned From . . . ” Group Writing Project. I participated with my article What I Learned from Working in a Bar , but there are plenty of other great entries worth taking a peek at.
What I Learned from . . .
…Unemployment, by Markk at My Opinions are Important
…Working at a Startup, by Alex at Brick Blogging
…Working for the Government, by Lillie Ammann at A Writer’s Words
…The World of Work, by Troy Worman at orbitnow!
…Writing at Work, by Joanna Young at Confident Writing
…a power-cut, by Karin at The Kiss Business Two
…Blogging on Real Estate, by Michael Chantrel at MortgageGuide101
…Roofing Houses, by Nic Darling at Marketing Neophyte
…an Unscheduled Trip to Cleveland, by Mike DeWitt at Spooky Action
…the Corporate World, by Laura Spencer at WritingThoughts
…My First Job, by Pete Aldin at Great Circle
…Work, by Bob Glaza at One Reader at a Time
…Working at a Larger Company, by Jim Estill at CEO Blog – Time Leadership
…Homer Simpson About Jobs, by Jacob Share at JobMob
…a School Student About Business and People, by Yvonne Russell at Grow Your Writing Business
…From Industrial Cleaning, by Benjamin Penfold-Marwick at Hello Internet
…a Manlift, by Robert Hruzek at Middle Zone Musings
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terrific learnings, Genesis - thanks for spreading the world of work -
I am so glad you stopped by my blog, thank you. I had not seen this writing project and the posts sound great. Bookmarking it to read them all. Everyone I know has worked in a bar, but me, so I’m off to see what you learned.
Thanks for joining the fray, Genesis! It was fun seeing so many new participants. Stay tuned for next month’s project!
I´m looking forward to participating in next month´s project and I hope some of my readers will join us!
Hi Genesis, thanks for posting the results too.
I Stumbled your post:
http://jobmob.stumbleupon.com/review/10525945/
No problem Israel, thanks for the Stumble!