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Tag: Passion

Book Review: The One-Week Job Project

After finishing university, Sean Aiken embarked on a tour of North America working one job per week for 52 weeks. The One Week Job Project describes his journey over that year and what it's like to work at 52 different companies. I heard Sean speak a few weeks ago, and loved his stories and ideas. … Continue reading Book Review: The One-Week Job Project →

Dr. Tim Vanderpyl Book Reviews, Random Leave a comment April 4, 2012May 19, 2012 2 Minutes

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