how do i go about informing the boss...
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how do i go about informing the boss...
that is was my idea
git at work says hes had an idea to solve a problem (of which ive mentioned previously to the staff with the problems) to the boss & hes says its a great idea blah blah blah brilliant blah blah blah.
feel like saying it was my idea (bleedin obvious one at that ) to the boss and also mention that while he is sucking up to him he told the client that they had lost all their data & that they should do a "Format c:"
okkkaay telling a client to format their HD then installing windows et all manually themselves... how where they going to get it into the network?...
jeez ok so i take over the job as hes too busy surfing the forums i get into the system then manage to repair windows & create a new profile so they can log in, connect to the network, copy all their data over so i then can start again with a fresh new copy of windows...client is very happy...
i need to learn to be more aggressive, underhanded & suck up to the right people... (because contrary to my sometimes aggressive muthafnucking posts...im not at all...)
git at work says hes had an idea to solve a problem (of which ive mentioned previously to the staff with the problems) to the boss & hes says its a great idea blah blah blah brilliant blah blah blah.
feel like saying it was my idea (bleedin obvious one at that ) to the boss and also mention that while he is sucking up to him he told the client that they had lost all their data & that they should do a "Format c:"
okkkaay telling a client to format their HD then installing windows et all manually themselves... how where they going to get it into the network?...
jeez ok so i take over the job as hes too busy surfing the forums i get into the system then manage to repair windows & create a new profile so they can log in, connect to the network, copy all their data over so i then can start again with a fresh new copy of windows...client is very happy...
i need to learn to be more aggressive, underhanded & suck up to the right people... (because contrary to my sometimes aggressive muthafnucking posts...im not at all...)
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The world is full of people like that. Maybe if you contacted the client and asked him to thank the boss and tell him it was you who sorted his problems out, you might get a bit of the justice you deserve. Ask him to mention also that the other creep suggested a "format C" too.
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i was assuming by the lack of replies thats how i need to be. Join the rest & be just as selfish, arrogant & would 'stab their mates in the back' mentality just to get up the career ladder....
i do get some genuine thanks which is nice & even from some of the 'staff friendly positive encouragement is always good' type of bosses - just would appreciate some of this good feedback be noticed one in a while...
i do get some genuine thanks which is nice & even from some of the 'staff friendly positive encouragement is always good' type of bosses - just would appreciate some of this good feedback be noticed one in a while...
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You don't have to be like they are - unless you happen to slip your boss a copy of mateys internet access report....
Learn from it - tell your boss your ideas directly next time and make sure amtey hears nothing! Oh - and stop being so damned nice! (except to me!)
To help you along I will have all appropriate discipline materials ready and waiting for when you get home.....
Learn from it - tell your boss your ideas directly next time and make sure amtey hears nothing! Oh - and stop being so damned nice! (except to me!)
To help you along I will have all appropriate discipline materials ready and waiting for when you get home.....
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i have fully recovered all data from another clients machine which also appeared to be of format c: material - another very happy customer
the president of IT is coming in tomorrow just how much *** kissing is going to happen i wonder
the president of IT is coming in tomorrow just how much *** kissing is going to happen i wonder
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you're just too nice
maybe net time you could invent a really stupid resolution and sell it to the git and then watch him get laughed down. Otherwise, I'd keep it quiet and go directly to the boss - is the git your line manager but I'm sure Beth has plenty of ideas!
maybe net time you could invent a really stupid resolution and sell it to the git and then watch him get laughed down. Otherwise, I'd keep it quiet and go directly to the boss - is the git your line manager but I'm sure Beth has plenty of ideas!
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Sorry to say this but imho, some assertiveness training would help you. I know it helped a friend of mine in a similar situation.
See if a local College Of Education offers such courses of an evening.
See if a local College Of Education offers such courses of an evening.
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.....jeez ok so i take over the job as hes too busy surfing the forums....
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Pot and Kettle?
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i know ive mentioned that myself its just that i can multitask, typing this while on the phone listening to & remotely connected to a client while also having 2 laptops installing too. he just surfs then pretends not too when someone walks passed.
the guy is supposedly a much higher systems engineer than me, in fact they all are, im just the runt though they couldnt fix the problems it was me so i was quite chuffed with that.
well the it director is here. usually the git who lives not far always comes in last-leaves first came in first when boss'n'director did... what a kiss ***...
the guy is supposedly a much higher systems engineer than me, in fact they all are, im just the runt though they couldnt fix the problems it was me so i was quite chuffed with that.
well the it director is here. usually the git who lives not far always comes in last-leaves first came in first when boss'n'director did... what a kiss ***...
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Just remember to tell the nice American Lady that there's no 'I' in Team, but there is an 'I' in Meat Pie - and Meat is an anagram of Team.....
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Nothing wrong in being "nice", its your conscience that matters in the end.
Also nothing wrong with being well aware of people like the other creep and being ahead of the game. There are always ways and means of sorting them out too.
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Also nothing wrong with being well aware of people like the other creep and being ahead of the game. There are always ways and means of sorting them out too.
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