Finally, some good news!
19 December 2003, 11:58 AM
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After much anticipation I am glad to announce that I officially hold the position of Scottish Enterprise Edinburgh and Lothians Business Support Team Administrator!!! 
I am well chuffed, a great start to the New Year! Lots to look forward to! Things are finally looking up!!!
Lets make this a happy thread Anyone else got any good news they wish to share?
I am well chuffed, a great start to the New Year! Lots to look forward to! Things are finally looking up!!!
Lets make this a happy thread
Anyone else got any good news they wish to share?
19 December 2003, 12:02 PM
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eClaire - know a lot of people that have had dealings with Scottish Enterprise recently, due to our huge redundancies.....
Congrats. Hope you can make a difference, and Merry Xmas.
Congrats. Hope you can make a difference, and Merry Xmas.
19 December 2003, 12:11 PM
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I am in Edinburgh Imlach! Been here 2 weeks today!
Cheers Hammy!
Well Uncle Ricky, don't know what to say to that apart from we will see! Thank you for your kind words! You have a good one too
Cheers Hammy!
Well Uncle Ricky, don't know what to say to that apart from we will see!
Thank you for your kind words! You have a good one too
19 December 2003, 12:29 PM
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sheesh....you don't have to answer the phone, do you?
"Hello, Scottish Enterprise Edinburgh and Lothians Business Support Team Administrator speaking, how can I help you?"
Congratulations!
"Hello, Scottish Enterprise Edinburgh and Lothians Business Support Team Administrator speaking, how can I help you?"
Congratulations!
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19 December 2003, 12:39 PM
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eC - i am sure you will be the exception to the rule, just like i was when i worked for local govt.
only trouble is, if you work too hard you find you start getting snide comments as you are showing up the fact that most of the other people are doing **** all.
i hope they are giving you flexi-time. that was a real bonus.
[Edited by ProperCharlie - 12/19/2003 3:53:25 PM]
only trouble is, if you work too hard you find you start getting snide comments as you are showing up the fact that most of the other people are doing **** all.
i hope they are giving you flexi-time. that was a real bonus.
[Edited by ProperCharlie - 12/19/2003 3:53:25 PM]
19 December 2003, 12:52 PM
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Cheers Charlie
I have heard that civil servants are well known for being a bunch of strokers, but when I worked for DTI everyone I came across worked exceptionally hard. Maybe its those local ones that give the rest of us a bad name!
Especially that ODPM, not mentioning any names, MR EMERY!
I have heard that civil servants are well known for being a bunch of strokers, but when I worked for DTI everyone I came across worked exceptionally hard. Maybe its those local ones that give the rest of us a bad name!
Especially that ODPM, not mentioning any names, MR EMERY!
19 December 2003, 01:58 PM
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I've only been let into 1 Victoria Street and the Leeds office (damned if I remember the name but I spent enough hours in there) They obviously didn't like the look of me
Oh, congrats on getting the job
Oh, congrats on getting the job
19 December 2003, 05:55 PM
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Why don't civil servants look out of the windows in the mornings?
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They'd have nothing to do in the afternoons......
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20 December 2003, 01:37 PM
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I see you have managed to drag yourself out of bed SB!
I didn't want to disturb your Christmas night out so I thought I would leave it til I saw you next. I Couldn't tell you when you rang at 2 this morning cos you were too busy talking about that birds big boobies and men in kilts
lol.
I was going to say this afternoon, so I could be rewarded accordingly!
But yeah, well done me
[Edited by eClaire - 12/20/2003 1:37:37 PM]
I didn't want to disturb your Christmas night out so I thought I would leave it til I saw you next. I Couldn't tell you when you rang at 2 this morning cos you were too busy talking about that birds big boobies and men in kilts
lol.I was going to say this afternoon, so I could be rewarded accordingly!
But yeah, well done me
[Edited by eClaire - 12/20/2003 1:37:37 PM]
20 December 2003, 05:59 PM
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well done - hard to get jobs these days - and sounds impressive
whats 'stacked'?
is that an edinburgh word?
sounds like u drove it off the end of a multi-storey car park on top of another car
whats 'stacked'?
is that an edinburgh word?
sounds like u drove it off the end of a multi-storey car park on top of another car
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