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Previously on "What was the last substantial skill you learnt on a contract?"
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I've only heard that used in American banks. Is it used elsewhere? It is a true twatism.
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I think that's his other move. The 'squeeze of hurt'.Originally posted by Spacecadet View Postwas the "fist of death" attacking his genitals at the time?
Brings a whole new meaning to 'FINISH HIM!'
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was the "fist of death" attacking his genitals at the time?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI don't think you want to. Churchill practiced that skill by lying on the floor of a mens cubicle.
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Thanks Mitch, I was going to "reach out" to you on how to handle this one - looks like I don't have to any more.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThis unacceptable behaviour should be punished by expediting said persons to the ground floor using a method that's much faster and less comfortable than the escalator.
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This unacceptable behaviour should be punished by expediting said persons to the ground floor using a method that's much faster and less comfortable than the escalator.Originally posted by Jog On View PostDealing with IB users who have a need to keep using words like "unnacceptable", "expedite" and "who do I need to escalate this with?"
never really did that much customer interaction on projects before but it's featuring quite heavily on this one.
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Dealing with IB users who have a need to keep using words like "unnacceptable", "expedite" and "who do I need to escalate this with?"
never really did that much customer interaction on projects before but it's featuring quite heavily on this one.
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Aye, that as well.Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostFTFY
Unfortunately the UK papers have taken to updating their web sites on a continuous basis, with the result that there is no longer a bunch of brand new articles to read when you first fire up the internet of a morning.
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FTFYOriginally posted by Sysman View PostWhat they don't realise is that when you get in super early you can take your time over your first coffee or two and surf CUK
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What they don't realise is that when you get in super early you can take your time over your first coffee or two and read the papers uninterruptedOriginally posted by Scrag Meister View PostTurning up at 7:45 every day, come rain or shine.
Leave between 16:30 and 17:00, but that's fine cos he works super hard and is in really early.
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no, still learning that oneOriginally posted by Churchill View PostHow to control the fist of death.
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Turning up at 7:45 every day, come rain or shine.Originally posted by Sysman View PostSurfing da internet and posting on CUK while looking busy enough to convince clientco that I am a conscientious and hard worker.
Keeping my head beneath the parapet.
Leave between 16:30 and 17:00, but that's fine cos he works super hard and is in really early.
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Essential contractor skills.Originally posted by Sysman View PostSurfing da internet and posting on CUK while looking busy enough to convince clientco that I am a conscientious and hard worker.
Keeping my head beneath the parapet.
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