On 9/6/2013 10:21, Bryce Duchcherer wrote: > Found this, thought I would share > > A few years ago I was hired to replace a retiring veteran in IT, and on > his last day, he handed me 3 envelopes. I asked about these and he told > me that when things got crazy and I didnt know what to do, open the > first envelope and it would help me out. Then he said that after a while > I would run into another bind and for me to open the 2nd envelope for > guidance. He then told me that I would no doubt encounter another crisis > and for me to open the 3rd envelope when that happened. So a few months > down the road a situation came up and I was clueless so I opened the > first envelope. It simply said, " Tell them you are still new to the > position and it takes time to build your own footprint in this business > but you are almost there." I did this and to my amazement it bought me > some relief from upper management. A few months later, I again had > things go haywire and opened the 2nd envelope. It simply said, " Blame > everything on me. Tell them I had gotten soft in my execution and it > must be the reason for my retirement." I felt bad to do this but he > suggested it so I did and it worked amazingly well. Finally a good bit > of time passed and I again ran into a bind and just didnt know what to > do and opened the final envelope. I slumped in my chair as it said: > "Prepare 3 envelopes."
Is it a bad thing that my initial reaction to reading this was to look for the "Like" button to click and show my appreciation for the post? :) Sam _______________________________________________ Wireless mailing list [email protected] http://lists.wispa.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
