HenloFurret said:
Nothing quite like going back to work and finding that the person who was supposed to cover for you while you were out, did no such thing.One of those instances where no manager would've been preferable to the one I have now.
My personal fave,
is managers who do more damage
when they are helping.
Why won' they just stay away, and let the cogs,
cog
cog
fuck
coyotebear said:
My personal fave,
is managers who do more damage
when they are helping.
Why won' they just stay away, and let the cogs,
cogcog
fuck
This is right up there with the 'mandatory team meeting' that uses up an entire day, accomplishes nothing of value, and puts us behind by a full day's run of production etc.
I don't want to "feel like part of a team." I don't feel compelled to "build relationships at work." I just want to do my job, go home, and pretend to be a dumb noseless noodle on the internet.
