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		By: Steve		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[All of these things have off functions and you can choose not to check the work email.  If you feel swamped by after hours work, it&#039;s likely your own dumbass fault for not using the buttons and free will.  Unless I&#039;m getting paid extra to do other people&#039;s stuff off of the normal clock, the office can pound rocks as far as I&#039;m concerned.  If you&#039;re being bothered by business junk on vacation you have nobody to blame but yourself.  Just because the technology exists doesn&#039;t mean you have to use it.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>All of these things have off functions and you can choose not to check the work email.  If you feel swamped by after hours work, it&#8217;s likely your own dumbass fault for not using the buttons and free will.  Unless I&#8217;m getting paid extra to do other people&#8217;s stuff off of the normal clock, the office can pound rocks as far as I&#8217;m concerned.  If you&#8217;re being bothered by business junk on vacation you have nobody to blame but yourself.  Just because the technology exists doesn&#8217;t mean you have to use it.</p>
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		By: Marty		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[When my Razr phone broke a few weeks ago, I figured it was a good excuse to go and buy a better phone. I had long ago, concluded that I did not want to fall into the trap of having a contraption that gives any employer an excuse for having the means of contacting you and expecting you to follow-up then and there. While I myself would love to have an iPhone or a Blackberry, I would never want to be at a job where they give you one, with the expectation that if they give you something to do at 10 p.m. at night, then it must be done by 10:03 p.m - unless of course, they were paying me a few millions. :-]

At the AT&#038;T store, I wasn&#039;t real fond of paying the price for a Blackberry, and figured I did not need Microsoft Word and all. If I wanted the Internet, I could use it, and efficiently on a regular phone with one of those pull out keyboards. The Samsung Impression is a pretty nice phone - touch screen and pullout keyboard... and the most important reason why I want a cell phone... the call quality was excellent! 

But I will never volunteer my personal phone to do work stuff. Won&#039;t happen. I am lucky that I don&#039;t have the capability of checking my work email outside of the office.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When my Razr phone broke a few weeks ago, I figured it was a good excuse to go and buy a better phone. I had long ago, concluded that I did not want to fall into the trap of having a contraption that gives any employer an excuse for having the means of contacting you and expecting you to follow-up then and there. While I myself would love to have an iPhone or a Blackberry, I would never want to be at a job where they give you one, with the expectation that if they give you something to do at 10 p.m. at night, then it must be done by 10:03 p.m &#8211; unless of course, they were paying me a few millions. :-]</p>
<p>At the AT&amp;T store, I wasn&#8217;t real fond of paying the price for a Blackberry, and figured I did not need Microsoft Word and all. If I wanted the Internet, I could use it, and efficiently on a regular phone with one of those pull out keyboards. The Samsung Impression is a pretty nice phone &#8211; touch screen and pullout keyboard&#8230; and the most important reason why I want a cell phone&#8230; the call quality was excellent! </p>
<p>But I will never volunteer my personal phone to do work stuff. Won&#8217;t happen. I am lucky that I don&#8217;t have the capability of checking my work email outside of the office.</p>
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