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It was just a run of the mill crisis meeting, the ones they have about once a week, not a major one ! I'm not in the bad books, there is just a shortage of desks, there are 5 of us in about 3ft square, it's just a really bad location for me personally, me being the hardworking type and not really enjoying all the interruptions
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The thing about laptops, the IMPORTANT thing about them is....
They can be moved!
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostAfter a bit of desk shuffling this morning I've been put in the PMs office with my laptop screen facing the door and in full view of all and sundry. The cheek of it !!! They've all just shuffled off for a crisis meeting.
Should I resign ?
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Roots,
this is the funniest thing I have heard all day
I guess they're putting the old fangled dinosaurs in with the PM eh
Crisis meeting, what's up, is your client copy taking too long ?
Milan.
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostAfter a bit of desk shuffling this morning I've been put in the PMs office with my laptop screen facing the door and in full view of all and sundry. The cheek of it !!! They've all just shuffled off for a crisis meeting.
Should I resign ?
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Ahh.. the Projects in crisis - so lets have a desk change to create the illusion of progress
classic
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostAfter a bit of desk shuffling this morning I've been put in the PMs office with my laptop screen facing the door and in full view of all and sundry. The cheek of it !!! They've all just shuffled off for a crisis meeting.
Should I resign ?
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resignation ?
After a bit of desk shuffling this morning I've been put in the PMs office with my laptop screen facing the door and in full view of all and sundry. The cheek of it !!! They've all just shuffled off for a crisis meeting.
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