Talk About Work Thread

gaijinmark wrote:Well, they swapped out the CPU and the memory so obviously it's something else. :P

Ho ho ho. :P

For a person who's soooo concerned about what everyone else is working on, The Queen sure has a lot of time to cruise and micromanage. :shakehead: :grumble:

Talk about someone needing to take early retirement.

Being in a new workplace, I hope I can quickly get used to all the tasks and rules.

Two days already and I'm still making mistakes. Frustration is inevitable. Oh Lord! :bleh:

flamethunder85 wrote:Being in a new workplace, I hope I can quickly get used to all the tasks and rules.

Two days already and I'm still making mistakes. Frustration is inevitable. Oh Lord! :bleh:

New workplace?

New job?

bmwracer wrote:New workplace?

New job?

Hai, so desu. :bleh:

flamethunder85 wrote:Hai, so desu. :bleh:

It takes time to get acclimated... You'll be fine. :victory:

I worked really a lot in the last 6 weeks or so, summer is busiest for us marketing people as all events, product launches etc kick off in September. :mrgreen:

I might have to start looking for a new job as we are going to have McKinsey people coming in for 3 month to optimise our work process. So far so good but I feel that the department head wishes to take marketing away from my boss and is already lobbying accordingly. I donLt give a hey about internal politics but I refuse to report to the department head directly - she sucks at every level. Well, to be seen in the next three month.

need a vacation.... :grumble: :grumble:

^ I am so lucky - I'll be off Friday and Monday. Handing over my most urgent projects to colleagues.

First day back to work. I'm exhausted already.

Wynter wrote:First day back to work. I'm exhausted already.

You'll get back up to speed in no time, kiddo. :hug:

i have a lot of stuff to do,,,but i need to take a rest too.... :puppydog: :puppydog: :puppydog:

Time to revive this thread!!! It's Friday :victory: :woot:

I was informed a few weeks ago that I have to work another 32 years to be entitled to my retirement pension (which will probably not happen anyway). I am bloody 34, this means I have to almost live the same amount of time I already lived but this time fully working. :beaten:

EstherM on her way to buy a lottery ticket.

EstherM wrote:
EstherM on her way to buy a lottery ticket.

Unless you're feeling awfully lucky, you might want to buy more than one. [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: Unless you're feeling awfully lucky, you might want to buy more than one. [/list:u]

ThatLs one of the best advices I ever received. :victory:

EstherM wrote:

ThatLs one of the best advices I ever received. :victory:

If you win, don't forget about your "business manager." :mrgreen: [/list:u]

The boss is getting really paranoid about the swine flu issue: she's got hand sanitizer bottle everywhere... :sweat:

If she's that worried, she should stay home... And do us ALL a favor. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:The boss is getting really paranoid about the swine flu issue: she's got hand sanitizer bottle everywhere... :sweat:

If she's that worried, she should stay home... And do us ALL a favor. :mrgreen:

Same here at my company, those little bottles are appearing all over the place, copier room, offices, etc....perhaps they should just let everyone go home with pay, then they wouldn't have to worry about catching anything....just my suggestion.

-Dave

desert-raven wrote:Same here at my company, those little bottles are appearing all over the place, copier room, offices, etc....perhaps they should just let everyone go home with pay, then they wouldn't have to worry about catching anything....just my suggestion.

I wouldn't have a problem telecommuting: then I can work in my jammies. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
I wouldn't have a problem telecommuting: then I can work in my jammies. :beaten:

And watch J-Dramas :victory: