Thank you for all your hard work

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EternalOptimist replied

6 January 2006, 08:50
Hurricane
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xoggoth replied

5 January 2006, 21:14
I have to agree. We should always judge people by what they acheive, which is at least subjectively measureable (although the criteria may be subjective) and never by intentions, motive, integrity, honesty or all those other vague human factors we can never be sure off. If we did that the world would be a better place. Good intentions are not worth a fart in a hailstorm.
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sasguru replied

5 January 2006, 17:02
Is this PhD in "Aspects of Workplace relations"? If not it should be ...
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Francko replied

5 January 2006, 16:55
Originally posted by BlasterBates

....aha so you've just started a PhD ??

Correct, not sure I will have the time to finish but what the hell, is worth at least trying it....

what in not
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BlasterBates replied

5 January 2006, 16:53
....aha so you've just started a PhD ??

what in not
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Francko replied

5 January 2006, 15:43
Originally posted by Rebecca Loos

Francko, are you some sort of beginner at this work thing? When did you graduate again?

I will graduate again in 2010 hopefully (unless I go for the MPhil first in which case it should be 2008). Keep fingers crossed.

There is always an unpleasant surprise in this permie world where you least expect it. Ahhhhh if I was as young and soft as you are, sweet Becca....
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Gibbon replied

5 January 2006, 15:37
Permies

The best thing about permies is their blinding incompetence. They can have all the praise/promotions in the world for putting in the hours as long as they're not productive. That's where we come in, do the work in a 1/4 of the time and spend the rest posting and planning trips to foreign parts.

Long Live the Crap Permie.
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Rebecca Loos replied

5 January 2006, 15:26
Francko, are you some sort of beginner at this work thing? When did you graduate again?
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Francko started a topic Thank you for all your hard work

5 January 2006, 15:21
Thank you for all your hard work

What's wrong in this permie world?

You get credit if you work a lot, even if you don't solve the problem at all. To me someone who has to waste a lot of time for a simple solution is just someone who is unable to do his job, yet in a permie world this is seen as a positive thing and they reward you for that.

Argghhh, I should stop solving problems and have to concentrate to look like I am working all the time while writing in the forums.
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