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That picture was slightly funny at first glance, then I got a bit disturbed by it, although I can't really explain why!
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Saved... for when i start my next contract.Originally posted by cojak View PostI can ALWAYS find something to do in my 1st 2 weeks.
Create a PID for my time in project. Create a project approach. Dig out requirements. Build a stakeholder map. Begin a process architecture document. Create a PBS out of the architecture. Create an Excel spreadsheet plan out of the PBS.
And invoice.
Come on people - you're just not trying hard enough!
Cheers, Cojak
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Ok, only weeks 1-3 are trueOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostAnother MF sockie?
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Another MF sockie?Originally posted by CheeseSlice View PostI tend to learn the whole IT enterprise in about 1 week.
Then I suss out who are the useful people, the useless, and the backstabbing liars in week 2.
By the end of week 3 I've built an army of powerful allies at all levels of the food chain who I can deploy at will to crush opposition and fight my wars.
By the end of week 4 I'm the CTO
Week 5 I'm bored of the place, I hand in my notice then tap up Jobserve.
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Why all the ******* around?Originally posted by CheeseSlice View PostI tend to learn the whole IT enterprise in about 1 week.
Then I suss out who are the useful people, the useless, and the backstabbing liars in week 2.
By the end of week 3 I've built an army of powerful allies at all levels of the food chain who I can deploy at will to crush opposition and fight my wars.
By the end of week 4 I'm the CTO
Week 5 I'm bored of the place, I hand in my notice then tap up Jobserve.
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I tend to learn the whole IT enterprise in about 1 week.Originally posted by cojak View PostI can ALWAYS find something to do in my 1st 2 weeks.
Create a PID for my time in project. Create a project approach. Dig out requirements. Build a stakeholder map. Begin a process architecture document. Create a PBS out of the architecture. Create an Excel spreadsheet plan out of the PBS.
And invoice.
Come on people - you're just not trying hard enough!
Then I suss out who are the useful people, the useless, and the backstabbing liars in week 2.
By the end of week 3 I've built an army of powerful allies at all levels of the food chain who I can deploy at will to crush opposition and fight my wars.
By the end of week 4 I'm the CTO
Week 5 I'm bored of the place, I hand in my notice then tap up Jobserve.
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I have been the opposite and sat on the phone making sure my access was setup for the next day and was fully setup by the end of the week. The PM said it was normally 2 weeks to even get past the first step!Originally posted by Gittins Gal View PostLast time that happened to me I went home and told them to call me back in when I had a working pc and login.
Yes, I lost money but I can't bear the sheer torture of sitting round doing nothing while having to look busy.
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Permies are like children - they should be seen and not heard.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostNot seeing any post from SMac in this thread?
(Did I say she's LOUD?)
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Her. I wish I'd had Simon Mac's quip to hand!Originally posted by suityou01 View PostI hope you called him out on this. Unacceptable behaviour.
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