Re:Best Places to do Business in the Wired World
by indie01 on Saturday September 08, 2007 @12:05PM
(#52208)
Hey, you just can't learn some of this stuff:
"Service is always included and tipping can be taken as an insult, as if the recipient helped with the expectation of payment." (notes from the article, on culture in Helsinki, Finland)
without knowing of someone with or having, on your own, some real-world "in the field" experience. Something tells me it wouldn't be the best idea to accidentally or otherwise insult Finnish people. :)
Re:Best Places to do Business in the Wired World
by mynameishere on Saturday September 08, 2007 @05:12PM
(#52286)
That's hilariously off topic. "Where to get a trim?" Answer: At home, before you go to the airport.
It does remind me that anybody who would pay over 50 dollars for a haircut deserves a complimentary bullet put in their head to balance out their stupidity-exceeding-intelligence problem.
1) Become a "journalist" for Business 2.0
http://news.wired.com/dynamic/stories/M/MAGAZINE_CLOSURE?SIT...
Too bad, since I think they're one of the best business-tech magazines on the market. I just barely renewed my subscription, too. Bummer.
"Service is always included and tipping can be taken as an insult, as if the recipient helped with the expectation of payment." (notes from the article, on culture in Helsinki, Finland)
without knowing of someone with or having, on your own, some real-world "in the field" experience. Something tells me it wouldn't be the best idea to accidentally or otherwise insult Finnish people. :)
It does remind me that anybody who would pay over 50 dollars for a haircut deserves a complimentary bullet put in their head to balance out their stupidity-exceeding-intelligence problem.