Thursday, January 01, 1970

Virgo Employee Profile
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> > In the right situations Virgos love to work. They
> > make ideal emloyees,
> > happily working late into the night to make sure
> > everything is perfect and
> > in order. If you are looking for an employee who
> > doesn't mind starting from
> > rock bottom in the most entry-level position at the
> > company, hire a Virgo.
> >
> > They'll have no complaints about the position being
> > beneath them. They are
> > CONTENT with basic, honest hard work. Their
> > contentment isn't always
> > apparent, however.
> >
> > They love to complain and worry. They are quick to
> > criticize the way things
> > are done around the office and are the first ones to
> > grumble disapprovingly
> > at what they consider to be extravagance or
> > laziness. They are blunt and
> > honest and don't mince words over what they feel
> > just isn't right. Usually,
> > this will be brought on by someone doing a
> > half-baked job or not being
> > considerate of other co-workers.
> >
> > You'll want to constantly reassure them, but this
> > will do little to quell
> > their anxieties. They actually enjoy worrying, and
> > there is little you can
> > do about it. Just give them a detail-oriented
> > project and let them work
> > alone on it. You won't have to supervise a Virgo
> > worker. They'll check all
> > the facts before getting started and catch their own
> > errors when they are
> > done.
> >
> > To keep a Virgo employee happy, you should also make
> > sure their environment
> > is orderly and calm. You should also provide small
> > gestures of appreciation.
> > They don't need extravagance, just let them know you
> > appreciate them in
> > small ways that won't embarrass them. They will
> > probably just shrug their
> > shoulders and say, "It's no big deal." But deep down
> > inside they need these
> > little reassurances.

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