mredskins
02-24-2011, 08:12 AM
At my old job some lady was really annoying, she didn't bother me, but she had burned a lot of bridges through out the office. Someone on a hot day poured a few cans worth of tuna fish water into her car through her cracked windows.
Really though if you are going to those lenghts to piss someone off you are the loser. Sometimes you just got to take the high road and ignore them as hard as that maybe.
saden1
02-24-2011, 10:52 AM
Don't fck around with people at work...you may get fired at best or charged with assault at worst.
firstdown
02-24-2011, 11:54 AM
Were you proactive and added in the poles before she starts, FD?
Not yet. You do know the part about the stripper poles was a joke and came from this thread. After today I figured out she has a wondering eye and the funny thing today she was talking to our only customer that I know of that has the same problem. Its wierd because one eys looks the other way and its hard to talk to them. The girl I hired yesterday is only training here at the office today and will work from home after that.
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tryfuhl
02-25-2011, 08:22 AM
Working at Pentagon City today.. maybe something good will happen
Monkeydad
02-28-2011, 10:53 AM
Working at Pentagon City today.. maybe something good will happen
Still alive?
tryfuhl
02-28-2011, 06:14 PM
Yeah nothing exciting. Kid asked if it wad my first day and I told him yes and had him show me the ropes. Went on for about an hour till I got ratted out.
So the work from home deal I was supposed to start last year is finally rolling out for real at the end of April. I'm on the initial list to try it out, 4 days at home 1 in the office... I'm excited but also a little apprehensive. Anyone have experience working from home? Advantages/disadvantages?
tryfuhl
02-28-2011, 07:22 PM
So the work from home deal I was supposed to start last year is finally rolling out for real at the end of April. I'm on the initial list to try it out, 4 days at home 1 in the office... I'm excited but also a little apprehensive. Anyone have experience working from home? Advantages/disadvantages?
The typical. A lot more freedom but you've gotta be motivated to actually work.
Daseal
02-28-2011, 10:50 PM
Wow. 4 from home 1 from work? Personally I'd love that schedule to be swapped. Maybe I'm strange, but I like going into the office. I'm typically more productive and I like to see people during the day.
I'm looking forward to having no commute, I have a 30-40 minute ride each way. Not seeing people won't bother me too much, and there's always the phone. My job is 90% based on phone/email as it is, no reason why it can't be done at home. For me I think it will work out well, less distractions and annoyances.