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Blog: Workplace

  1. Hot Seat

    Posted on August 26, 2008 by Kathy McManus Comments (0)

    Hot Seat takes us on a hilarious comic roll with the wobbly, broken, reject chair that seems to inhabit every office, clandestinely dumped from the last annoyed worker onto the next unsuspecting colleague, logging more miles than a frequent flier. Is it no one’s responsibility? Is it everyone’s? See how true office chair-ity begins in every cubicle. Read full article »

  2. A Discussion with Hot Seat Creator, Janet Perlman

    Posted on August 26, 2008 by Kathy McManus Comments (0)

    Don’t even think about taking Janet Perlman’s chair. The Director of Hot Seat has not only been there/done that, she used the irritation of broken office chairs as inspiration for a film so clever you might fall off your seat. Read full article »

  3. Babies at Work

    Posted on June 3, 2008 by Kathy McManus Comments (19)

    There’s no question where babies come from. But there are plenty of questions about where they belong. In a bar? With a nanny? Starting a new life with someone else? Your recent comments here on other posts show there’s lots of spirited debate about responsibility when it comes to how and where we care for our kids. So, do babies belong at the office every day? Read full article »

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