Re: TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?

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cm82391

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Re: TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?
04/06/12 05:35 PM

It might be that you're just thinking to much into it.

You never have to give specific reasons as to why you need time off, regardless of it being a new job. Just tell them personal reasons and that should be enough!

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?	virginmary	04/06/12 07:17 AM
Re: TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?	leathercublon	05/30/12 07:59 PM
Re: TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?	Vauban	05/30/12 03:39 PM
Re: TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?	messki678	04/26/12 02:23 AM
Re: TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?	Lngisme	04/12/12 02:24 PM
Re: TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?	cm82391	04/06/12 05:35 PM
Re: TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?	riverprincess	04/08/12 08:48 PM
Re: TOO TIRED TO DO MY JOB... Am i being a crybaby?	estanoche	04/13/12 12:33 AM

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