Category Archives: Working For Others

The comfort zone – part 2

Posted on April 7, 2005 by David St Lawrence

As soon as I posted my earlier entry on the comfort zone, I realized that I had not done justice to an increasingly important and complex subject. Comfort zones are vitally important in the overall scheme of life, but they … Continue reading →

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The comfort zone – how it can trap you

Posted on April 6, 2005 by David St Lawrence

Let’s define a comfort zone as a point in life or your career where things seem to settle down for a change. I want to show you how you might want to think of it as a brief shelter, not … Continue reading →

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Age discrimination and blogging…

Posted on March 27, 2005 by David St Lawrence

One of the interesting things about blogging is that no one knows how old we are unless we beat them over the head with it. We communicate our interests, our fears, and our dislikes by the way we write on … Continue reading →

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Have we reached a tipping point in American employment?

Posted on March 20, 2005 by David St Lawrence

I started writing about the insanities of 21st century employment a few years ago and at first I felt like a lone and perhaps cranky voice in the wilderness. I tried to keep my observations as objective as possible, because … Continue reading →

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