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Originally posted by eek View PostAmateurs.
They could have made that issue last all week...Rather than dick around with colours I just type N O T I N in any week I'm off.Every hour of every day was subdivided into different study periods, each labelled in his lovely, tiny copperplate hand; then painted over in watercolours, a different colour for each subject, the colours gradually becoming bolder and more urgent shades as the exam time approached. The effect was as if a myriad tiny rainbows had splintered and sprinkled across the poster-sized sheet of creamwove card.
Balls to the lot of them.
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That’s good going, must be private sector. If it was government they would schedule a series of meetings, outsource the chart, it would be ready in March and cost £60K.Originally posted by Project Monkey View Post...spend almost an hour debating how to colour code the Christmas holiday chart!
FFS
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Before they print it out in greyscale......Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAnd don't forget to let them waste ages mucking about fixing things for protanopia and deuteranopia before reminding them of tritanopia, not to mention the various forms of anomalous trichromacy
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And don't forget to let them waste ages mucking about fixing things for protanopia and deuteranopia before reminding them of tritanopia, not to mention the various forms of anomalous trichromacy
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I would look at the spreadsheet, sigh very loudly - then point out that being colour blind is a disability and they wouldn't want to discriminate......
They might as well spend another 3 hours working out what colours work.
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I'd cut & past the outcome, but they've protected the worksheet so we can't p1ss about with it.
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Have you asked if they've done the risk assessment yet before the colour the holiday chart ?
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