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I am going out of my mind writing a UAT test plan. Never have nor never will be a test manager!
I have a final interview for another gig on Friday.
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Very, very bored. Dragged out to Jersey to keep a chair warm.Originally posted by Damon View Post???
Gobby sales manager in the next room whinging and moaning doing my nut in. Yes from time to time you have to chase people, it's a fact of life. Stop moaning, pick up the phone and chase.
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You mean like they do? Last builder I had used to turn up and 10 ish and be gone before 3.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI'd be pretty pissed off if my builder did the day's planned work in half a day and then knocked off home to work on his own home while I was paying fro a full day. I'd hope he'd get on with the next day's work or let me know he was at a loose end.
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But just imagine how good a gig will have to be for me not to moan about it?Originally posted by eek View PostHow about asking PC? Ever gig he's ever had seems to have been dreadful and he comes from wales so should be able to give us suitable phrases in Welsh....
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Currently under my desk looking for the will to live!
Very grateful for being under contract but OMG this tulip!
Must read doodab's and wannadecentincome's threads and MTFU!
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