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Previously on "Bedwetting about another PM"
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ask the PM if they are working agile, if he says yes ask him where the backlog is
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Originally posted by suityou01 View Post
a) The statement of work for the external company is far too light, has massive gaps. Lots of eye rolling. Sat them down today and took them through it kicking and screaming. By the end of it they were much quiter and much more compliant. The message was clear, you ****ed this up lads and I just saved your bacon.
I've turned around what sounds like a worse project than this, admittedly as a replacement PM, but also doing the BA work, testing etc etc. It would have been all too easy to walk in and point out what a terrible job they had all done and how I was the man to whip them into shape, but then when it came to the really ugly stuff swept under the carpet (clinically dangerous data migration and a couple of other strands) they would have been completely resistant to addressing it, but as it was I had enough social capital to engage them in the problem and solution. So in the end, a small team of us got the project over the line, I made sure that my business colleagues got the credit publicly, made sure that the previous PM (who was a decent chap but just out of his depth) got invited to the post-project dinner and everyone is happy.
And they keep inviting be back for further contract work.
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[QUOTE=MaryPoppins;1829861]Originally posted by aussielong View Post
If it's not personal, why do you cry about the neg reps I leave you?
How old are you? Are you courting yet?
Do you like nappy photos? Do you want to see my p0rno chad?
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[QUOTE=MaryPoppins;1829861]Originally posted by aussielong View Post
If it's not personal, why do you cry about the neg reps I leave you?
does he cry like a baby
whine like a gimp
or whinge like an aussie
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostHaha, I do like how aussielong's quote fail makes it look like its MP who's perving.
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[QUOTE=aussielong;1829854]Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post
It's not personal, is it. It's a General section of an anonymous Internet forum. It's fun, in a way.
What are you wearing?
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Originally posted by eek View Post
Well we know you wear so you haven't got a chance....
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Haha, I do like how aussielong's quote fail makes it look like its MP who's perving.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostHello my rabid delluded chum.
I did all that, it's in the OP.
HTH
no you didnt, you fool.
you said yadadadada 'and I will crack on with it'
you took the ball straight out of his bum , tucked it under yer arm, and headed for the goal line.
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[QUOTE=MaryPoppins;1829826]Originally posted by aussielong View Post
I think you are a borderline autistic. QUOTE]
Bit twattish, even if towards SY.
What are you wearing?
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostOh dear. I wonder how this one will turn out.
ask him outright if there is something you need to do.
when he says no
ask him outright if there is something HE wants you to do.
dont just put the ball in his court, bend him over and stick it up his bum. make sure everyone knows where it resides
I did all that, it's in the OP.
HTH
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