If You Must Talk Work!

So we've already established that you're a workaholic.
You have Egyptian mummy syndrome … you just can't unwind.
You're seriously dedicated to working your ass off. You have no hobbies, no sense of humour, and the last time you took the day off it was to surf … yeah, surf the web.
Well, have I got the latest beBee Group for you. Come make a deposit of your official office outlooks and observations at If You Must Talk Work:
https://au.bebee.com/hive/if-you-must-talk-work
This is the place for serious insomniacs, where you can drop off those dastardly duplicates of your laconic listicles, your priceless peerless pontifications on your winning workplace wonders, and your client catching marketing marvels. Here you will find a veritable shoebox for your tips, tricks and testaments, and where you can tempt those of like mind who just live for the smell of computer cleaning screen solvent spray and the tantalising touch of the keyboard.
Just don't look for yours truly at this haven of hopelessly work-focused toilers, grinders and administrative afficiados. I'll be having a drink with my feet up and sharing a joke or two with some wit and banter, across the road, at Café beBee:
https://au.bebee.com/hive/cafe-bebee
You're welcome to join me there, but only if you GET A LIFE and LEAVE YOUR WORK AT THE DOOR!

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Comments
Pascal Derrien
4 years ago#8
We shall try that then
Ken Boddie
4 years ago#7
You and me both, @Pascal Derrien . Since, however, you have taken on a new role with Migraine Ireland, and since many of us are either afflicted with this problem or know someone close who is, I'm sure that some of us would like to know more about what is going on ‘up over’ with research on the headache to top all headaches. Perhaps a link or two to whet the appetite if not a post?
Pascal Derrien
4 years ago#6
I rarely talk about work on beBee but some may do :-)
Joyce 🐝 Bowen Brand Ambassador @ beBee
4 years ago#5
Nah--I work alone and love it. If I want someone to talk to, I talk to the wall--it don't talk back. I work until I have to hit the pillow and sleep until I can get up and work some more.
I've got a few works in the pot now--social Darwinism being one--real nasty stuff. But another is a work talking about Catherine Austin Fitts and her The Popsicle Index.
Javier Cámara-Rica 🐝🇪🇸
4 years ago#4
I have always thought that professionals are people, so even if it is business, it is always better when you connect on a personal level. I like both posts about business, entrepreneurship, technology, marketing, etc. and personal stories. I have no preference. I think a mix of both is the best.
Ken Boddie
4 years ago#3
I guess that’s where we differ, @Renée 🐝 Cormier In my book, beBee has always been a platform for writers … those who wish to sell dreams, share a bit of themselves, their world and their interests with their audience, and to interact in the comments stream. When we started back in early 2016 there was such a diversity of authors and topics and activity that it was hard to keep up. Then the marketers moved in as we got an influx from Linked In. This diversity of posts and interactions is what makes beBee unique and is, I believe, essential to differentiate us from those platforms with a predominance of typically impersonal professional topics.
Ken Boddie
4 years ago#2
Sadly, @Renée 🐝 Cormier , what you say is becoming more and more true about companies respecting no boundaries. For me, Renée, blogging is one of several ways I love to have fun, and beBee is my primary platform. That's why, I guess, I hate seeing ‘how to’ marketing aids, work related listicles and all the other crap advice (often regurgitated from elsewhere) that so many casual bloggers out there feel they really must share with, or in some cases impose on, others. If I want to get business advice I will look for it from my preferred sources and not on SM, unless the blogger happens to be someone I know and respect. OK, so dummy spat, deep breaths, relax and centre. It's a new day and the sun is shining. ☯️
Ken Boddie
4 years ago#1
Yin and yang, Renée. Get a job, but get a life also! 🤗