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New one for me today... ClientCo outsource their development. My second development spec went through this morning. I was contacted by the developer over an hour ago. He started by saying "I have some doubts with your development request"
Not "I have some questions" or "I don't understand", but "I doubt". To get round his doubts, I split the spec into sentences, each one followed with "do you understand that?"
After a few minutes he asks a question. I scroll up the chat, copy and paste the relevant bit, including where he said he understood it.
New one for me today... ClientCo outsource their development. My second development spec went through this morning. I was contacted by the developer over an hour ago. He started by saying "I have some doubts with your development request"
Not "I have some questions" or "I don't understand", but "I doubt". To get round his doubts, I split the spec into sentences, each one followed with "do you understand that?"
After a few minutes he asks a question. I scroll up the chat, copy and paste the relevant bit, including where he said he understood it.
Oh dear.
Does he know the difference between DB rows and columns?
New one for me today... ClientCo outsource their development. My second development spec went through this morning. I was contacted by the developer over an hour ago. He started by saying "I have some doubts with your development request"
Not "I have some questions" or "I don't understand", but "I doubt". To get round his doubts, I split the spec into sentences, each one followed with "do you understand that?"
After a few minutes he asks a question. I scroll up the chat, copy and paste the relevant bit, including where he said he understood it.
Oh dear.
Hmm reminds me of last month in Bangalore - yet there are still people in clientco (clientco was not directly involved in that meeting) happy to continue the façade rather than plan a proper fix prior to the forthcoming disaster.....
New one for me today... ClientCo outsource their development. My second development spec went through this morning. I was contacted by the developer over an hour ago. He started by saying "I have some doubts with your development request"
Not "I have some questions" or "I don't understand", but "I doubt". To get round his doubts, I split the spec into sentences, each one followed with "do you understand that?"
After a few minutes he asks a question. I scroll up the chat, copy and paste the relevant bit, including where he said he understood it.
Oh dear.
I shouldn't laugh but I feel your pain.
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR
And, in the hall, I encountered the new resident of the first floor back, which has been empty for a few months. It appears to be a Frenchman with one of those beards that are so popular among young hipsters nowadays.
New one for me today... ClientCo outsource their development. My second development spec went through this morning. I was contacted by the developer over an hour ago. He started by saying "I have some doubts with your development request"
Not "I have some questions" or "I don't understand", but "I doubt". To get round his doubts, I split the spec into sentences, each one followed with "do you understand that?"
After a few minutes he asks a question. I scroll up the chat, copy and paste the relevant bit, including where he said he understood it.
Oh dear.
Don't get mad get invoicing!
I feel your pain, months of
Me: 'Oh for the love of all that is holy why didn't you import all that data????'
Me : was there something wrong with it???? I checked the logs and it looks like you only loaded half of it.
Outsourced offshore d(isastrous R)esource : No we just need to run the import again it didn't run properly first time.
Me : again
Oh to have a job that doesn't involve offshored resources or terminal stupidity!
Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.
New one for me today... ClientCo outsource their development. My second development spec went through this morning. I was contacted by the developer over an hour ago. He started by saying "I have some doubts with your development request"
Not "I have some questions" or "I don't understand", but "I doubt". To get round his doubts, I split the spec into sentences, each one followed with "do you understand that?"
After a few minutes he asks a question. I scroll up the chat, copy and paste the relevant bit, including where he said he understood it.
Hmm reminds me of last month in Bangalore - yet there are still people in clientco (clientco was not directly involved in that meeting) happy to continue the façade rather than plan a proper fix prior to the forthcoming disaster.....
Me: 'Oh for the love of all that is holy why didn't you import all that data????'
Me : was there something wrong with it???? I checked the logs and it looks like you only loaded half of it.
Outsourced offshore d(isastrous R)esource : No we just need to run the import again it didn't run properly first time.
Me : again
Oh to have a job that doesn't involve offshored resources or terminal stupidity!
You iz all racialissts and I shall report you all to the nearest mod for reprogramming.
As long as you don't mention "Bob" you should be ok.
And, in the hall, I encountered the new resident of the first floor back, which has been empty for a few months. It appears to be a Frenchman with one of those beards that are so popular among young hipsters nowadays.
Has it got one of those curious little topknots which seem quite popular amongst the young persons of ?male? gender these days?
I have an almost uncontrollable urge to cut them off when I see such things in the lab.
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