Work: Apply yourself dillegently, or slack off and let others pick-up the slack?
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Highlander is semi-retired from AB
ANSWERS: 7
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I say bust your butt to get your work done, then, once what you have to do is done, slack off, because everything after that point is extra. I don't mean to say that once your required work is done, don't accomplish anything. I mean that if you work hard fast and well until your required load is done, then you can handle the rest of your work day at a nice comfortable pace, without worry. Of course this can't apply to all jobs, but a fair share.
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I have never in all my years of working every slacked off even for one day....I do my work then go and help someone else.
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Work as hard as you can no matter what the job may be. I try & take pride in everything I do
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Its like pulling on a rope. Everbody can see where the sag in the rope is.
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Apply myself.
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Romans 12:11 tells us not to be slothful in business. I believe in hard work and helping others rather than to be a slacker and put more on others. -Buddy
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I don't mind applying myself, ya know, if I feel like it. Work was never a problem for me when it came to dilegence though...that was school.
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