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FTFY (well for suity) but ho hum.Originally posted by d000hg View PostOn the other hand, in the hypothetical case you were an incompetent buffoon, you would go blithely from cockup to failure, believing that you were the linchpin of success and missing the epic failure.
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On the other hand, in the hypothetical case you were an incompetent buffoon, you would go blithely from cockup to failure, totally unaware that you weren't a linchpin of success.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI've yet to be involved in a project that failed or died in my entire career.
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Surely the clue is in the word Accenture.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostVery good point.
But the project I worked on succeeded and allowed the company I worked for to win a £30million contract from Accenture.
Then I left.
Then it fooked up. (ie. Opposite of Suity
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Very good point.Originally posted by Freamon View PostReally? You've mentioned NHS quite a few times.
But the project I worked on succeeded and allowed the company I worked for to win a £30million contract from Accenture.
Then I left.
Then it fooked up. (ie. Opposite of Suity
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We all end up in the forum we deserve.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI am speechless. Life has always always been fair to me. Is it not for you?
I mean, of all the talk boards I could have ended up on, I landed at CUK where everyone is so mature and supportive.
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I've yet to be involved in a project that failed or died in my entire career.
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Most of the contract gigs I got were pure and simply to clean up the mess permies or other contractors created or skills were required that the permies didn't have. What's the big deal?
There isn't a workplace in the world that doesn't have incompetent people. Get on with the job, document everything to cover yer arse and invoice.
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