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		<title>Tasks vs Responsibilities</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I didn&#8217;t know there was such a big difference between taking on a responsibility vs. a task.  There&#8217;s a difference?  Yes, there sure is.  Here&#8217;s what happens&#8230; your boss asks you to perform a task.  You say, &#8220;sure&#8221; and perform that task.  After performing that task you move on and work on other tasks that [...]]]></description>
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