Just to update on the outcome of this, I am still in contract as a first off and sigh if relief.
I decided to summarise the sequence of events that had led to where I ended up and discussed with my team lead / senior stakeholder. They saw where I was coming from (to a point), and in short, asked me to put together a corrrective plan of action.
So normal service resumed. Thanks for all comments.
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So OP define cock-up?
1. Did something accidentally (i.e. logged onto wrong server and did something)?
or
2. Thought **** it and deliberately couldn't be arsed to do something properly which then went tits up?
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So come on. 'fess up. Whatchado?
And how did you ever get into a position where you were responsible for your own work.
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That's not what my dad told me when I was little.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThere are no accidents.
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There are no accidents.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostMaybe saying it was amusing is giving it too much credit but in short sent a mail to some contractors advising how we book travel and invoice at a clients. Unfortunately mentioned reward points as well which permies don't get and some dick accidently forwarded it to a permie.
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Bunch of snowflakes.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostMaybe saying it was amusing is giving it too much credit but in short sent a mail to some contractors advising how we book travel and invoice at a clients. Unfortunately mentioned reward points as well which permies don't get and some dick accidently forwarded it to a permie.
Now, if you were MF, it would've been a different matter - transporting that fatberg involves some serious reward points.
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