Originally posted by Back In Business
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The dirty permie jobs
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Oh well, sure there are exceptions (I am sure also that there might be some decent managers too - not that I have ever seen any though).I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light. -
Think of this as being the equivalent of contractor CV's for jobserve vacanciesOriginally posted by FranckoAm I right in thinking that the higher you go in a permie job and the dirtier you have to play? You have to cheat, lie, backstab, bullsh1t, take credit for other people work and more?
Peow! Peow!
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Here on the forum?? Name names!!!Originally posted by Back In BusinessWe have a contractor here who behaves in the exact same fashion as the permie scum you are describing. To the point where he changes the headers on documentation others have produced to his name.Coffee's for closersComment
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I wouldn't go that far.Originally posted by FranckoI am sure also that there might be some decent managers tooLast edited by Back In Business; 19 January 2007, 14:59.Comment
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Originally posted by FranckoHey, you, corporate managers, if you are listening I just wanted to say a word to you all..... F U C K O F F!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!
I keep getting calls from agents trying to offer me permie jobs starting at £30k per annum.
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Unfortunately not . . . well not that I know of. Maybe if the guilty party is present they will speak up and explain themselves.Originally posted by SpacecadetHere on the forum?? Name names!!!Comment
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Not generally, but some people enjoy it. It is a game.Originally posted by FranckoAm I right in thinking that the higher you go in a permie job and the dirtier you have to play? You have to cheat, lie, backstab, bullsh1t, take credit for other people work and more?
Look on the bright side. Your role in the game is to feck them up. Which is fun! There's nothing like a well-planned manouvre bringing someone like this crashing down, however temporarily!Comment
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I thought those are the prerequisites to be a managerOriginally posted by FranckoAm I right in thinking that the higher you go in a permie job and the dirtier you have to play? You have to cheat, lie, backstab, bullsh1t, take credit for other people work and more?Comment
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