The most boring job I ever had in the past, wasn’t having to
clean out the bacon boiler in a supermarket. That was greasy and gooey, but in
the end I saw it clean and sparkling. (Cleaning isn’t a boring job because
there’s an end result, even if the thing you’re cleaning will be dirty again
tomorrow.) Neither was it cleaning toilets in a factory – for the same reason. In the end, it all comes out sparkling. I took quite a pride in it, really.
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Friday, 15 April 2016
Sunday, 17 January 2016
A parable for teachers everywhere... and for anyone else approaching their annual performance review
The Carrots
Douglas was an excellent vegetable gardener. He had been
doing it for years, had built up a vast store of experience, and occasionally
won prizes when he could be persuaded to enter competitions. But it took quite
some persuasion – he honestly wasn’t bothered about comparing his efforts to those
of others. He believed that the important thing was to make the best efforts
possible in the time available, and grow the best vegetables.
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