Originally posted by Pip in a Poke
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostIf it's a requirement for the gig, that suggests Direction and Control. If there is no Direction and Control, then that suggests it's not a requirement for the gig.
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Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View PostYes, I know this has been done before and normally the answer is no but I think I can claim extenuating circumstances given my current situation.
New contractor that has joined us wears a Visual Studio tracksuit. Quite snazzy it is with the splashscreen emplazoned all over the front and I like the way all the API methods are printed down the sleeves - a bit like how a F1 driver has badges of various oil brands and tyre makes all over his outfit.
Anyhow, as this contractor is our new scrum master, he's suggested we all invest in one as he wants to promote a more "sports team" like environment and have us all jump to it and get over to the whiteboard table at the prompt of "ok guys, timeout".
Would this be allowable?
qh
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Originally posted by stek View PostAt one gig I say a guy wearing a tee shirt with 'vi' on the back, thought he was one of us cool unix-types women fawn over. Turned out he wasn't, it was some attempt at being cool by have the roman numeral 6 on it. And he didn't know how to get out of input mode or set line numbers.
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At one gig I say a guy wearing a tee shirt with 'vi' on the back, thought he was one of us cool unix-types women fawn over. Turned out he wasn't, it was some attempt at being cool by have the roman numeral 6 on it. And he didn't know how to get out of input mode or set line numbers.
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostI agree. But the creative effort in coming up with a visual studio outfit with the api signatures on it, well I'm just impressed. Obviously he is trolling, but in a month of Sundays I could not come up with a visual studio api jumper. With the added benefit of throwing in scrum master, well it's just good.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostBut his knowledge of expenses and level and effort of research is utter tulip.
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostI'm genuinely impressed by this post, well done.
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Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View PostYes, I know this has been done before and normally the answer is no but I think I can claim extenuating circumstances given my current situation.
New contractor that has joined us wears a Visual Studio tracksuit. Quite snazzy it is with the splashscreen emplazoned all over the front and I like the way all the API methods are printed down the sleeves - a bit like how a F1 driver has badges of various oil brands and tyre makes all over his outfit.
Anyhow, as this contractor is our new scrum master, he's suggested we all invest in one as he wants to promote a more "sports team" like environment and have us all jump to it and get over to the whiteboard table at the prompt of "ok guys, timeout".
Would this be allowable?
i'd tell the 'scrum master' to feck off.
what utter bolloks
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