Stop, please make this stop !!!
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Oh boy here comes another WTF from my COWorker collection.
I'm exhausted now, so please bear with me like you've done before.
<shortstory>
We switched offices today. And since we were moving from a classified zone to a declassified zone, all we could do about getting our work out was to transfer it via the company LAN.
A couple of folks who just joined the company havent done this before. Surprise, surprise.
So here goes my short tip out to them - share your directories and give yourselves remote access to them via a secure password.
A few minutes later, they come back with another problem - the mail server is not allowing them to mail the zipped archives of their directories to me.
Oh boy, I thought to myself, I asked them to share the directories and they've mailed it.
Ok, even that's excusable if the attachments are not more than 10 MB or so, not a 2 GB archive of the Program Files and Windows directory.
Ok, even that's excusable if they let their machines stay powered on, when they wanted to transfer the data.
</shortstory>
It all went downhill from there.
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So... your coworkers tried to send a couple of GB as an attachment, then shut down their machines after clicking Send?
I have noticed something about, say, 90% of the American workforce. When given instructions (or a suggestion) that they don't fully understand, they seem unwilling to ask for clarification. They just do... 'whatever.'
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[quote user="R.Flowers"]
So... your coworkers tried to send a couple of GB as an attachment, then shut down their machines after clicking Send?
I have noticed something about, say, 90% of the American workforce. When given instructions (or a suggestion) that they don't fully understand, they seem unwilling to ask for clarification. They just do... 'whatever.'
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Not just 90% of the American workforce. This is a problem with the place that you jobs are getting outsourced to as well. Speak about high quality and low cost. I've never seen them together.
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[quote user="R.Flowers"]
When given instructions (or a suggestion) that they don't fully understand, they seem unwilling to ask for clarification. They just do... 'whatever.'
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That little flaw in a human body is called pride. But I wont blame people for it.
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[quote user="Nachoo"]
But I wont blame people for it.
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Man, I dont know if this is good, but you wont become a manager with that attitude.
But for your consolation you might become a leader - The One.
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My talent to put the biggest pile of dirt into the light of sucess qualifies me to become one of the most well known managers of all time, a friend once told me.
Now I dont know if that is good or not..
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[quote user="Nachoo"][quote user="R.Flowers"]
When given instructions (or a suggestion) that they don't fully understand, they seem unwilling to ask for clarification. They just do... 'whatever.'
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That little flaw in a human body is called pride. But I wont blame people for it.
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Excessive pride, maybe.