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RE: 'Working on it' or 'Getting it done'?
I am kind of mixed between these two terms "working on it " and "getting it done", but it depends to be honest. From my perspective , when I handle a client of my own I prefer "getting it done" but sometimes as a team member I use term "working on it " because I don't want to give surety or specific time table or deadline, but I always prefer to work silently and express when it is done... Love the entire topic and how you have explained both term...
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Thank you. i like the fact you have a mix of both and are able to know when you should "work on it" and "get it done". Results are mostly demanded of us when there is importance tied to what is needed of us.
In a team, there are those who truly are the "working on it" type who will do whatever they can to avoid getting anything done. They are the ones who make the term suck.
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