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I've been through a few of these riding the startup
rollercoaster. Whether or not to "paint the attic"
depends a lot on who else is doing it with you. It's
hard to get very ticked off about having to paint
when the CEO is masking off the windows and the R&D
manager is making the supply runs to the paint store.
Gene Kim-Eng
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On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 14:57:40 -0600 Jones, Donna wrote:
As long as a company didn't expect me to take a pay cut
to do the frivolous tasks or do anything illegal/immoral,
I'd be happy to wash windows, clean the kitchen, run
their clothes to the dry cleaner...
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