Take her out for a slap up meal, disco, and then back to your place for a serious rogering.
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Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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Originally posted by threaded View PostTake her out for a slap up meal, disco, and then back to your place for a serious rogering.Comment
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Originally posted by themistry View PostThere was no reason for you to to higher management.
what sort of idiot are you? You brought this on yourself.
You are a contractor! thats means billing silently if the client cant be arsed to find things for you todo!!
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OK here's another way this could have played out.
I point out to her I have nothing to do. She goes on holiday. I silently go about doing nothing. The head of dept kicks of with her boss, and he says he knew nothing about it. I get asked why I did not mention it to him in her absence, and I say I did not want to go above her head. I get slapped for NOT going to him.Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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Originally posted by threaded View PostTake her out for a slap up meal, disco, and then back to your place for a serious rogering.Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI've been out-Wilmslowed!
OK which of you created this gormless twat?Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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Originally posted by Menelaus View PostYou are Gene Hunt AICMFP
Mantra for the future...
What Would Gene Hunt Do?
WWGHD?Comment
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I'm in a real cushy number at the moment, hardly do any work, but all us contractors have been asked to fill out an internal timesheet. It's just some box ticking facade for the management to claim they have a handle on their team's activities, and we generally just make it up and ensure we fill in 'something'.
Anyway there's one contractor who is being a real knob-jockey and is always complaining he doesn't "have anything to do" -- cardinal fsck**g sin if you ask me; most of us haven't done anything for a year! Management fob him off but he just won't get it. It's as if he actually needs them to say to him: "fill out some tulipe to make me look good!" Now he is writing accusing emails to his boss.
Obviously he won't get renewed and may even be terminated early. We are all worried he will make waves for all of us, and we might actually have to do some work round here. What should we do? Some of us contractors want to take him out back and give him a good kicking. Will this help?Cats are evil.Comment
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Sounds like the Suitsyou1 is in a spot of bother - kind of damned if you do damned if you don't.
If you have the e-mail trial I would send it up to the head of department explain that you flagged it and also explain that you appreciate that they are all busy and you do not expect them to jump when ever you speak.
This way even if your stormtrooper type boss and her boss do try and get rid of you (which unfortunately they will because you have not been kissing azz) you know you have flagged the truth to someone who may actually be interested in it.
I appreciate these muppets on here are saying keep you mouth shut and keep billing but if you are like me you probably hate sitting around trying to look busy for 8 hours a day.
Just remember a lot of managers get rid of good staff as they see them as a threat and not an asset.
Beyond that chalk it to experience and hit the job boards.Comment
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Originally posted by swamp View PostI'm in a real cushy number at the moment, hardly do any work, but all us contractors have been asked to fill out an internal timesheet. It's just some box ticking facade for the management to claim they have a handle on their team's activities, and we generally just make it up and ensure we fill in 'something'.
Anyway there's one contractor who is being a real knob-jockey and is always complaining he doesn't "have anything to do" -- cardinal fsck**g sin if you ask me; most of us haven't done anything for a year! Management fob him off but he just won't get it. It's as if he actually needs them to say to him: "fill out some tulipe to make me look good!" Now he is writing accusing emails to his boss.
Obviously he won't get renewed and may even be terminated early. We are all worried he will make waves for all of us, and we might actually have to do some work round here. What should we do? Some of us contractors want to take him out back and give him a good kicking. Will this help?
Fancied a bit of a moan is all, need to count my blessings I think.Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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