Re: And occasionally it's brains rushing to the head

In article <5YuaOGUZigOKFwlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
james@xxxxxxxxxxxxx says...

Part-time degree while you have full-time job can earn brownie points
for "Capable of managing their life properly", too.


You see, I took it as "Capable of devoting 25 hours a day to an
assigned task; clearly has no other commitments. Or a life."

I can see why employers would like that... mine certainly does. (As an
aside; two-and-a-half days next week I'm down in London, to install a
printer and work out why logging on in the morning is slow and so is
using the internet in the afternoon. It's the packet fairies...)

Kelloggs
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