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Homer has a boring job with no chance of advancement or personal growth. He mastered his job years ago and doesn’t feel he is accomplishing much. The money is fine and Homer has a great boss. Homer can’t really complain about the benefits or working conditions either. According to Herzberg, what does Homer feel .
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Abbey Clancy and Aliajz’s Charleston feedback
Daly:
Craig, has she done enough to get to Blackpool?
Revel-Horwood:
I think she has, absolutely. That was (3) I love the stylisation. The enormous attention to detail was INCREDIBLE in that dance routine (.) I loved the singe pated hop, pull back slides that you did which are so difficult that fantastic troch and step at the end (.) You did not Charleston quietly thank goodness. It was loud, my darling and it (.) was (.) rowed
Daly:
[to Abbey and Aljaz] you enjoyed that didn’t you? You enjoyed yourselves. Darcy, did you enjoy it?
Bussell:
I just loved the gorgeously mad side of Abbey this is brilliant to show us this (.) I loved it (.) and it’s so unusual how what ease you did with that prop (.) to have a hat when you are not a performer and to be able to do all those things with that hat was brilliant and it was the leg action it was fast and furious and that
monkey step
at the end (.) great (.) I really enjoyed that because you got the hands in because it was very fast but (.) well done Aljaz you have made a true dancer out of Abbey
Daly
: A true dancer. Has she come back fighting, Len?
Goodman:
Well it was a Charleston (.) it was goin back to the twenties (1) Downton Abbey (2) Abbey and Aljaz I tell you what that is A A (.) and I tell you .
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