When accounting goes unaccounted for
This video is several years old, but I hadn't seen it before today and I'll be damned if it isn't glorious and worth sharing with all of you.
I'll admit that the talent here really belongs with the editor of the video, but someone was inspired to make it by the words of the ageless wonder that is Timothy Gearty.
I'm not sure I can keep this up — the words and stuff about accounting. […]
Hello and welcome back to another Friday edition of Busy Season Zen. The good news […]
Not only that, he used to FEEL GUILTY about leaving early to coach his daughters’ softball games. Oh Eddie, we realize that guilt is a bitch. Personally, whenever we felt guilty about leaving the office early, we’d slap the shit out of ourselves to the point of submission. That made us realize that feeling guilty is for sissies. Glad to hear you beat the guilt too.
Some other highlights from part two of SEVEN part interview*:
• Ed says, “all the firms are great” and his head doesn’t explode. Amazing.
• He also says work/life balance is not just words on a piece of paper.
• GT is very proud of “the Grid”, their version of Facebook. Which will fail miserably now that they’ve lifted the veil on your status updates.
• Ed loves his iPod. Just like you!
• Stephen Chipman put us to sleep in about half a nanosecond.
Discuss, criticize, debunk, or air high-five the GT honchos in the comments.
*Yes, its over a week old and yes, we skipped part one but it was really boring, so piss off.