Originally posted by Francko
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Originally posted by sasguruNah. They don't do cross-dressing transvestites.
What kind of transvestites do they do then?Why not?Comment
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Met a guy on a course once who had three teeth and a big scar on his forehead. After getting to know him over the course of a few weeks he explained that he had been out on the beer with a few mates a few years back. On his way home he passed an alley next to a night club where he witnessed three bouncers explaining 'club ettiquette' to a hapless young whippersnapper.
'I couldnt let it go, I had to do something'
He woke up three days later in hospital and drank tomato soup through a straw for a month.
'I'd do the same again', he said 'sometimes you just gotta make a stand'
go for it Sandy(\__/)
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("")("") Born to Drink. Forced to WorkComment
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Originally posted by SandyDownSuppose one is aware that the consultancy one works for are doing something wrong, for example involved in some kind of a cover-up (covering mistakes by making changes to documents without the knowledge of the client), and suppose one tried gently to tell them that the cover-up approach is not ideal, honesty openness is a better policy in the long run, but one did not get anywhere !!
Which of the following options should one choose to act upon?
1- As long as you are not involved in the cover-up , keep your mouth shut – none of your business.. you get paid whatever happens
2- Blow the whistle, go to the most senior person in both the consultancy and the client and inform them of what you know
3- The cover-up is way too risky, keep calm, find another role, and leave quietly smelling with roses
Discuss??Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Why does this situation occur so often ?
Might it have something to do with a system which is centered on the generation of personal wealth without qualification ?Comment
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sandy your line manager was a woman, it is simple she is hung up on power that the whole problem and women with power are megabitches. this much i know.
or she simply didnt like you.
or she was a complete dumbass.
its not about the actual thing you went through in your job it was simple domination by your boss. she wasnt a teamworker. so all contractors watch yerself....women bosses....they understand nothing only power.Comment
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sorry that was to Denny, but hey sandy is your boss a woman....if so shag her then u will be in there lol!!!Comment
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