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I've been in the corporate world for about a month

Fiz

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cdandi1

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Yeah I've been interning this summer in a corporate setting and I'm kinda wondering the same thing. One thing that helps is the little things. Listening to sports radio/music in my office, having a big glass of ice water (i enjoy chewing ice even though its bad for your teeth), dickin around on the huddle..all seems to take the edge off working and not getting paid...

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I like working for a small company. I am about to present an ROI calculator that I built to the President/Owner that will enable our resellers not to look like complete idiots when selling call centers.

If he likes it he will let me roll it out to them.

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