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Permie: is that written down somewhere? I don't like making decisions on my own, i might make the wrong one and then you'll all point and laugh and i'll have to go off sick with stress.. i'd rather not use it thanks, in fact if you make me use it then im going to quit and this whol ecompany will fall, unless im told to use it, then i will but i'll grumble a lot and just ask where the documentation is again.. i feel sick thinking about this.. im going home, expect a call notifying you of stress just for suggesting that i complete this pollOriginally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostYou round up generally, so the one that is higher.The proud owner of 125 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Originally posted by chef View PostPermie: is that written down somewhere? I don't like making decisions on my own, i might make the wrong one and then you'll all point and laugh and i'll have to go off sick with stress.. i'd rather not use it thanks, in fact if you make me use it then im going to quit and this whol ecompany will fall, unless im told to use it, then i will but i'll grumble a lot and just ask where the documentation is again.. i feel sick thinking about this.. im going home, expect a call notifying you of stress just for suggesting that i complete this pollComment
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Probably because everyone rounded down instead.Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostI'm surprised so few have selected the Between £600 - £700 option.Comment
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Er, no comment.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI hope you don't write specifications for a living.

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The .Net gravy train must be slowing down, perhaps I should start readjusting my expectations.Originally posted by Charles Foster Kane View PostI'm surprised so few have selected the Between £600 - £700 option.Comment
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Nah, it's tootling along nicelyOriginally posted by rootsnall View PostThe .Net gravy train must be slowing down, perhaps I should start readjusting my expectations.
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