whoa... so it's safe to apply for a job there now? On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 5:39 PM, denstar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 8:53 AM, Vivec wrote: >> I hope you put all this in a structured manner in WRITING and sent it to >> your higher ups, and didn't just walk in to have a verbal meeting with them. > > Ha! Thankfully, I learned their evil ways well. Or, I learned the > evil skills they should have (Project management classes that they > just did for the resume line, but that I did to poke fun at project > management, and because it was required-- well, and I like the > instructor)... > > the PM Inst. had laughed when I said "so basically, it could be called > "covering your ass" class". > Well, it was "getting out of the blame game", too, which sounded > swell to me. Wish the uppers had learned that part... how to be > constructive, etc.. > > But basically that's part of why I'm like, boggled. This documented > and annotated storyline paints an insane picture, ya know? > > Sounds like I have actually encouraged others to speak out, so fuck > yeah, that's a bonus. That's the only thing that can save us. > > One man is powerful and all, but it's those crazy "people in groups" > that I talk about which really get things done. > >> Because Marketing guy isn't the one who's going to get the blame. He's >> someone's darling, and will be looking for someone else to pin the blame on. > > Ha*2! What, do you work here or something? How could you possibly > guess something like that?!?!?!? WITCH!!, WITCH!! > > Yup, nailed it, but-- they've gone too far, too many times. They were > right on the line for a while, but then they started crossing it, > so... the darling seems to be poised to take down those who've prop'ed > said darling up. > > A *real* pointy headed big-boss would have said "thanks so much for > bringing this to me, I'll look into it" and then had my direct manager > rip into me, vs. being all dismissive and whatnot themselves, on the > record (related, I assume, to the "surrounded by yes people" problem). > > I'm, of course, a pragmatist (or maybe that's a realist), so I'm not > exactly holding my breath, but it feels damn good to be forging a path > for those that also feel as I do. Dispelling that fear, ya know? > w00t! That's what I was actually after, after all. Happy People. > > Again! > > -- > [insert that "happy workers" Tori Amos song from Toys] > >
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