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Urinal Methodology and
Practice

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In today's tight labor market, finding and obtaining quality employees can
often be a difficult and arduous task. While a focused, professional interview
can help identify capable candidates, the modern employer needs a competitive
edge to definitively identify quality interviewees from quality employees.
Urinal Methodology and Practice: Using Stance to Identify Potential is
the new business volume from Pink Productions. A professional reference in the
style of Seven Habits of Highly Successful People and The One-Minute
Manager, Urinal Methodology can help your company quickly determine
which employees are worth hiring and which are better off working for the
competition.
Learn how to:
- Avoid wasting time on non-productive job interviews for entry-level
positions. Choose your employees based on peeing style.
- Measure leg spread and distance from urinal to recognize aggressive
management candidates.
- Use flushing and hand washing habits to assess attention to detail and
thoroughness.
Utilize powerful charts and graphs to estimate the value of your employees,
potential and existing. Spot troublesome employees by gauging stream and color.
And equip your sales staff with the powerful tools that will help them close the
sale before the shake.
Urinal Methodology and Practice can help your company maximize profits
and maintain an exceptional workforce using simple, basic tenets that are easy
to understand and even easier to implement. If you aren't using Urinal
Methodology, then your company might go down the drain.
Here's what some of the experts have to say*:
"I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on
us. Pigs treat us as equals."
Winston Churchill
"Men are born ignorant, not stupid. They are made
stupid by education."
Bertrand Russell
"There ought to be limits to freedom."
George W. Bush Jr.
*(comments are not necessarily related to the sum or substance of Urinal
Methodology and Practice)
An excerpt from the book:
"An individual can quickly be categorized by identifying which style
of urination he utilizes. There are three major forms. There is the No
Handed Technique, in which the individual merely stares at the wall,
hands on the hips, while the relieving takes place. This type of individual
frequently has no vested interest in the outcome of a company, and cannot be
relied on as a team player. He will only do what is asked, and will not
overachieve. The One Handed Technique, in which the urinater
utilizes only one hand, is a very casual and relaxed stance, the style most
often preferred by high sales performers and middle management. The position is
confident, some detractors describe it as too confident, but most experts in the
field agree this type of person can frequently be relied on as a consistent and
valuable performer. However, the posture most in demand is the Two Handed
Style. The head is bowed humbly, signifying a sense of respect for
others, but both hands are used for maximum control, as if the individual may
lose control of his massive manhood at any moment and spray waste water
indiscriminately and uncontrollably. A word to the wise manager: this is the Stance
of Success."
Learn what the best already know. Add more tools to your human resource
arsenal. And most importantly, don't get caught with your pants down.
Put the Power of Pee to work for you!
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