Naming and Shaming..

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Churchill replied

13 December 2005, 22:43
Originally posted by thunderlizard

Let him who is without feckups punt the first breeze block.
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thunderlizard replied

13 December 2005, 22:21
Let him who is without feckups punt the first breeze block.
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Churchill replied

13 December 2005, 22:16
Originally posted by zeitghost

Good show.

You'll have some chance of still retaining some teeth at 30 then.

Not if he's still got the same prima-donna attitude if I ever meet him!
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Churchill replied

13 December 2005, 22:14
Originally posted by el duder

Well, due to my recent post and infact recent experience working with a 'difficult', 'disruptive' and 'unprofessonial' contractor i was thinking that i would not recommend him to anyone. Infact i would certainly warn many about him!!

So, on that note, i thought about maybe starting something whereby decent contractors could name and shame the evil out there..

What you think?

Of course something like this is can be a little subjective, i guess, but it would certainly help other organisations and contractors out in the long run.

It is a small world we live in, i mean, i bet some of us could have met each other at some point on a project and we would not even no it.

Infact you could be in the same team/organisation as we speak..??

ED

That's a shame, he speaks very highly of you.

Btw, "no" or "know"? Do you know the difference? Also, "I" is far better than "i".
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EternalOptimist replied

13 December 2005, 18:01
el Duder

this is a spiffing idea. Can we have your name as a starter ?
where are you working at the moment ?
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el duder replied

13 December 2005, 17:31
Sprite Boy - Tea Boy

no since becoming a more humble, grounded, person who works in the public sector...

I can be seen mainly drinking TEA, nowdays..
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MrsGoof replied

13 December 2005, 17:20
DO you still drink SPRITE ?
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el duder started a topic Naming and Shaming..

13 December 2005, 17:19
Naming and Shaming..

Well, due to my recent post and infact recent experience working with a 'difficult', 'disruptive' and 'unprofessonial' contractor i was thinking that i would not recommend him to anyone. Infact i would certainly warn many about him!!

So, on that note, i thought about maybe starting something whereby decent contractors could name and shame the evil out there..

What you think?

Of course something like this is can be a little subjective, i guess, but it would certainly help other organisations and contractors out in the long run.

It is a small world we live in, i mean, i bet some of us could have met each other at some point on a project and we would not even no it.

Infact you could be in the same team/organisation as we speak..??

ED
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