Monthly Archives: April 2008

Separating Work Mitch from Home Mitch

Work probably means different things to different people. For me, I don’t wake up and dread heading into work (most days anyway), in fact most days the idea of hitting the offices excites me a little. I love my job, … Continue reading

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Mitch's MSN Censor Gag

After just having a chat on MSN with a friend I have developed an awesome MSN gag to get your friends. Feel free to use this, but do credit me. I hereby license this MSN gag under a Creative Commons … Continue reading

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Catching the eye of a recruiter

Interesting article on KRIS.TV today titled “Catching the Eye of an Executive Recruiter”. It makes some obvious points, some less-obvious points and misses one key area to finding the attention of a recruiter. One of the points it raises is … Continue reading

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Ten signs that you might be a workaholic

Food – you have more essential food groups stashed in your work fridge than your fridge at home. Home fridge: beer, sports drinks and toasties. Work fridge: almost everything except the beer (until Friday that is). E-mail – you are … Continue reading

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Getting an apartment in Sydney

Finding your apartment in Sydney (and probably other places) in today’s rental market is a nightmare. People are literally lining up for property viewings, applying by the dozens, and in a lot of instances doing literally whatever it takes to … Continue reading

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I'll Kill Her

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25AsfkriHQc Possibly the best YouTube song I’ve seen, why can’t I get rickrolled with this sometimes?

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The Things You Own, Own You

This morning while perusing some news items I came across an interesting article on SMH about people who spend money on gadgets they can’t necessarily afford, don’t need the features and certainly don’t have the computer savvy mind to “drive” … Continue reading

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