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Management Class

Here is what I learn in management class this week from my professor and his examples:

Condition: something that can't be change.

Example: When my wife instruct me to be home at 8 pm tonight.

Factor: something that can be change or alter

Example: When I ask my wife nicely and sweetly to come home at 8, but knowing that she will do whatever she want and when she want to come home.

Comments

The way it should be. ;)

Oh my God, Courtney and Yin are getting married! Huzzah! Finally!

Grad prof. are far more interesting then undergrad prof. come to think of it... i take that back. i meant to say: MOST grad prof are far more interesting then MOST undergrad porf. All tho, he DID make a good point.

Not happening anytime soon, Dave.

I am just glad that poeple are commenting and reading my blog.

Oh my God, Courtney and Yin are postponing their wedding! No! The tragedy!

Did someone say WEDDING?? How come I didn't even get an invitation?? I see how it is... :(

haha...I just took a management class last semester..since that is my major after all....but in mine our examples included things about cats, his daughters menstral cycle, and his tarry poop! Hope yours gets better!!!!

Sarah I feel sorry for you and if you believe in God please pray for me. Beside for passing the class pray also that I will keep my sanity and life.

Our professor has a lovely daughter where I know for a fact he love with all his life. She is in all the Powerpoint slide and skits that he show in class.

But you survive, so I know there is hope and that God has mercy.

yes, I will pray for you!

Just so you know I got a link to your site from dave when he told me to cast my vote for which girl you should ask on a date a while back...

I get bored and comment on random sites occasionaly!

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