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I'm working on a secret internal project within my engineering company. I was so enthusiastic about it that eventually at a pub session after work I let the news slip to a junior colleague. I'm now in a panic - if word gets out about the project it could get into the trade press (quite likely), and...
Since starting my new job, my former colleagues keep calling to ask how to do things. It's been going on almost daily for two months and is beginning to interfere with my current job.
I am at my wits' end. I'm a recent business studies graduate with a first-class degree, but I've just been fired from my third job in a year. It's always the same pattern: I ace the job interviews, get a position, and then never make it past the three-month probation period.
I'm always doing everything on the run, leaving projects half-finished and not up to my usual standards.
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The MG ZT 260 is a genuine sports saloon - and you don't pay in refinement either.
FOR BUSINESS - The Sofitel Le Faubourg hotel in Paris is my favourite business hotel. It's the small things that set a hotel apart, and Le Faubourg has a few of those. For me, it's the showers. I'm a shower man, but in French hotels the showers often don't have screens and you're forced to have a bath...
It's barely 10 o'clock and already Margaret has brushed off three senior executives.
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