Most mornings I sit in my friendly neighborhood café and read email and blog (I wrote about why here) – a habit that has its clear advantages. Not only is the coffee great and the people nice, occasionally the entertainment is also top-notch.
Such as yesterday, when I overheard this conversation between two young women at the next table discussing a recent vacation:
“Don’t tell me you’ve never heard of the Khmer Rouge?”
“I’ve heard about Moulin Rouge!”
Carnival of Emotion at Work
Welcome to the April 2, 2007 edition of emotion at work. I am publishing the submissions that directly relate to emotion at work – many more were received but had very little to do with the topic in question -…
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