HIGH PRICED NZ HOUSES
Mar 6th 2008, 8:42 am
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Funny that 
Mar 6th 2008, 8:43 am
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Mar 6th 2008, 8:54 am
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Re: HIGH PRICED NZ HOUSES
Perhaps your time complaining about me complaining could be used better by starting positive threads
There you go mate
Some positive input from me
Mar 6th 2008, 8:57 am
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If so that is not very positive
Mar 6th 2008, 9:04 am
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Mar 6th 2008, 9:09 am
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Mar 6th 2008, 9:17 am
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Two cents is no sense................
Evening all
Just my two cents worth.........but in my very limited experience of working in both NZ and Oz IMNSVHO I have found that both countries have a 'can do' work ethic.
The staff appear to take their work very seriously indeed and will go that extra metre to turn a mediocre performance into an extremely good show.
Sad to say but there is also a very ugly face of Capitalism evident (more so in Oz) and exploitation of the workers by several means.
Strangely enough the exploitation is readily accepted by the plebeians.
Errrmmmmmmmmm............that's it, thanks for reading.
NG
Just my two cents worth.........but in my very limited experience of working in both NZ and Oz IMNSVHO I have found that both countries have a 'can do' work ethic.
The staff appear to take their work very seriously indeed and will go that extra metre to turn a mediocre performance into an extremely good show.
Sad to say but there is also a very ugly face of Capitalism evident (more so in Oz) and exploitation of the workers by several means.
Strangely enough the exploitation is readily accepted by the plebeians.
Errrmmmmmmmmm............that's it, thanks for reading.
NG
Mar 6th 2008, 9:27 am
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Re: Two cents is non cents the smallest is a 5 in NZ
Evening all
Just my two cents worth.........but in my very limited experience of working in both NZ and Oz IMNSVHO I have found that both countries have a 'can do' work ethic.
The staff appear to take their work very seriously indeed and will go that extra metre to turn a mediocre performance into an extremely good show.
Sad to say but there is also a very ugly face of Capitalism evident (more so in Oz) and exploitation of the workers by several means.
Strangely enough the exploitation is readily accepted by the plebeians.
Errrmmmmmmmmm............that's it, thanks for reading.
NG
Just my two cents worth.........but in my very limited experience of working in both NZ and Oz IMNSVHO I have found that both countries have a 'can do' work ethic.
The staff appear to take their work very seriously indeed and will go that extra metre to turn a mediocre performance into an extremely good show.
Sad to say but there is also a very ugly face of Capitalism evident (more so in Oz) and exploitation of the workers by several means.
Strangely enough the exploitation is readily accepted by the plebeians.
Errrmmmmmmmmm............that's it, thanks for reading.
NG
What you reckon, more negative posts required to get the engines started
I have seen some VERY motovated Kiwi staff, usually at around 17.00
Mar 6th 2008, 9:42 am
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Complete non-cents (play on words...hehehehe)
It should have read:
Strangely enough the exploitation by management and others is readily accepted by the plebeians.
Apologies for any confusion.........
Mar 9th 2008, 3:09 am
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Re: Two cents is non cents the smallest is a 5 in NZ
[QUOTE=Campbells;6025084]Hey NG,
What you reckon, more negative posts required to get the engines started
I have seen some VERY motovated Kiwi staff, usually at around 17.00[/QUOTE]
Were you their boss ????
What you reckon, more negative posts required to get the engines started
I have seen some VERY motovated Kiwi staff, usually at around 17.00
[/QUOTE]Were you their boss ????
Mar 9th 2008, 3:38 am
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Re: Two cents is no sense................
Evening all
Just my two cents worth.........but in my very limited experience of working in both NZ and Oz IMNSVHO I have found that both countries have a 'can do' work ethic.
The staff appear to take their work very seriously indeed and will go that extra metre to turn a mediocre performance into an extremely good show.
Sad to say but there is also a very ugly face of Capitalism evident (more so in Oz) and exploitation of the workers by several means.
Strangely enough the exploitation is readily accepted by the plebeians.
Errrmmmmmmmmm............that's it, thanks for reading.
NG
Just my two cents worth.........but in my very limited experience of working in both NZ and Oz IMNSVHO I have found that both countries have a 'can do' work ethic.
The staff appear to take their work very seriously indeed and will go that extra metre to turn a mediocre performance into an extremely good show.
Sad to say but there is also a very ugly face of Capitalism evident (more so in Oz) and exploitation of the workers by several means.
Strangely enough the exploitation is readily accepted by the plebeians.
Errrmmmmmmmmm............that's it, thanks for reading.
NG
Mar 9th 2008, 8:56 pm
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Re: Two cents is non cents the smallest is a 5 in NZ
Mar 10th 2008, 11:20 am
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