Talk About Work Thread

art and graphic design at one of the magnet schools.

krim wrote:art and graphic design at one of the magnet schools.

Ah grand. I teach Visual Art and Digital Art. I always wanted to go into admin, but now I can't see myself doing anything outside the classroom.

the last semester he was teaching animation.. i had to lend him some of my anime to use as examples.. :mrgreen:

Oh man, I just passed by one of the software guys and the dude has got some monumental B.O. :bleh:

I mean the dude smelled sour, like rotting trash. :bleh:

Unbelievable. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:Oh man, I just passed by one of the software guys and the dude has got some monumental B.O. :bleh:

I mean the dude smelled sour, like rotting trash. :bleh:

Unbelievable. :bleh:

Now you know what to give him for Christmas! Although... that is a far ways away... :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Oh man, I just passed by one of the software guys and the dude has got some monumental B.O. :bleh:

I mean the dude smelled sour, like rotting trash. :bleh:

Unbelievable. :bleh:

*squirts Febreeze towards his direction*

*squirt*

*squirt*

Hehe

Wynter wrote:Now you know what to give him for Christmas! Although... that is a far ways away... :sweat:

A job at another company.

What a stench.

My boss is exactly like that guy in office space... the way he tries to get you to do what he wants in a non-confrontational way.....

"Um...yeah, I'm going to need you to stop what you're doing and made an ad sign for the gatorade."

Damn it, he was right next to it. He could have made the sign. Mr. Delegation.

Watch it. Step 2 is the TPS reports. :hehe:

One of the techs and I are talking about debugging a bad board and the boss walks by and says "Huh???" We have to stop and explain what we're talking about, which is way above her pinhead, and she knows it.

After a minute or two of technobabble from us, she interrupts again and says "Okay..." and walks away.


Can you say "idiot?"

Next time, just keep walking and mind your own business, fool. :mad:

bmwracer wrote:One of the techs and I are talking about debugging a bad board and the boss walks by and says "Huh???" We have to stop and explain what we're talking about, which is way above her pinhead, and she knows it.

After a minute or two of technobabble from us, she interrupts again and says "Okay..." and walks away.


Can you say "idiot?"

Next time, just keep walking and mind your own business, fool. :mad:

How did she get this job again? :nut:

Wynter wrote:How did she get this job again? :nut:

Her and her hubby own the company.

And one of their sons is the VP.

Ahhh, nepotism.

^^ that's the only way to go with family-owned companies..

littlemissfab wrote:^^ that's the only way to go with family-owned companies..

Now she tells me..... :puppydog:

bmwracer wrote:
Her and her hubby own the company.

And one of their sons is the VP.

Ahhh, nepotism.

ugh. Flashbacks of my part-time job are popping up.

bmwracer wrote:
Her and her hubby own the company.

And one of their sons is the VP.

Ahhh, nepotism.

I worked at a place like that once, it really wasn't that bad, the husband was an engineer, the wife did the books, and they stayed out of each others way. [/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote: I worked at a place like that once, it really wasn't that bad, the husband was an engineer, the wife did the books, and they stayed out of each others way. [/list:u]

It's the same here, but the hubby works offsite.

I guess he can't stand her either. :hehe:

The only problem we ever had was that everyone had the distinct impression that the wife didn't trust anybody, she thought we were all out to steal them blind. Maybe we should have!!! :mrgreen:

Why are customers so helpless? I mean, it's not just that they can't find anything in a store, it's that they need to be led by the hand otherwise they'd freak out. I rarely ask for help at other stores...most of them are logically laid out to find stuff. Most of the time.

Maybe I'm just upset because I spent three hours as the only customer service rep on the floor, answering calls and helping out ten customers at once. Then my boss has the gall to infer that I was slacking off in my stocking duties.

kitakaze wrote:Why are customers so helpless? I mean, it's not just that they can't find anything in a store, it's that they need to be led by the hand otherwise they'd freak out. I rarely ask for help at other stores...most of them are logically laid out to find stuff. Most of the time.

Maybe I'm just upset because I spent three hours as the only customer service rep on the floor, answering calls and helping out ten customers at once. Then my boss has the gall to infer that I was slacking off in my stocking duties.

:patpat: There, there..

*lends K her AK-45*