I did it with a guy a few years back, but we'd had a running battle and he wasn't popular. With anyone, arrogant tw*t who was never wrong.
I told him the truth in non sugar coated form in an email and he went whinging to the CTO.
Oddly enough it wasn't brought up in conversation until I said I wouldn't be joining the IT Manager's mates dodgy agency when I was already direct with the client.
qh
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostMrs-BP has never held back.
After all, marriage is the process of finding out what sort of man your wife would have preferred.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHow long after some idiot you work with terminates their contract do you start telling them how it is?
Not coming back so don't see the point of holding back.
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Amateurism and when it comes in the window
How long after some idiot you work with terminates their contract do you start telling them how it is?
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