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Simply bitching to him is fine, but sending a snotty email around the office is unprofessional/unacceptable and he should call her on it one way or another or she knows she can bully him.
true; I hate bullies and the way I deal with them is to call their bluff. (best to have a warchest first though)
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014
I saw a guy who kept falling asleep at meetings get canned, he was a contractor
Big bank in Holland, december 2008?
Fook me those three and half hour thursday morning meetings were sad, especially when management patted themselves on the backs for their top score on corporate social responsibility just after they'd scrounged 30 billion euros from the taxpayer, sacked 2500 people and frozen the pensions of their ex-employees.
Oh no, I didn't get canned for sleeping, I got canned for what I said in one of the rare moments I was awake.
Oh yes and they'd just demanded 20% rate cuts form all contractors. I suggested in a not very diplomatic fashion that if they included measurements on burdening the taxpayer, maintaining good supplier relations and not overly burdening the social security system they might have to downgrade their 'corporate social responsibility' rating a notch or two.
In all seriousness, you're a nob. You're working in a corp environment, not the pub. If you don't know how the person will react, don't use language which may offend.
And the lord said unto John; "come forth and receive eternal life." But John came fifth and won a toaster.
Fook me those three and half hour thursday morning meetings were sad, especially when management patted themselves on the backs for their top score on corporate social responsibility just after they'd scrounged 30 billion euros from the taxpayer, sacked 2500 people and frozen the pensions of their ex-employees.
Oh no, I didn't get canned for sleeping, I got canned for what I said in one of the rare moments I was awake.
Oh yes and they'd just demanded 20% rate cuts form all contractors. I suggested in a not very diplomatic fashion that if they included measurements on burdening the taxpayer, maintaining good supplier relations and not overly burdening the social security system they might have to downgrade their 'corporate social responsibility' rating a notch or two.
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