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I much prefer banging on about my personal life.Originally posted by DaveBI am not a Number!
Oh, wait, yes I am. Nevermind, carry on....
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I am not a Number!Originally posted by bobhopeYou're just a number
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Actually I should retract that, most of the people I work with are quite okay, the consultants are blood sucking suckers and my boss is as mad as a balloon.(and I hope someone does him in his blow-hole)
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People indeed - I am about to bail out of a renewal for an absurdly lucrative long-termer because some of the 'people' are full blown mentalists and as a result the voices in my head are getting very, very agitated.Originally posted by LucyThe work is okay, the people are difficult.
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He must be talking about resources, perhaps....Originally posted by TazMaN"People" ... wow that's a new concept. We only talk about systems, infrastructures, users etc but never "people"
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"People" ... wow that's a new concept. We only talk about systems, infrastructures, users etc but never "people"
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Is your job....
37Your life? You love IT and alienate all your mates by harping on about how much money you earn.16.22%6Ok. You enjoy IT but don't bang on about it as you know that it's f**king boring29.73%11Tolerable. Switch your brain off and get on with it, occasionally enjoying what you do.40.54%15An absolute c**t. You question why you ever got the f**k into IT.13.51%5bored
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