wow.
Not only did I manage to accomplish the impossible, I did so in a week less than I expected, the customer saw it and was amazed, and it worked flawlessly. Damn.
PDOOMA engineering at it’s best.
Not only did I manage to accomplish the impossible, I did so in a week less than I expected, the customer saw it and was amazed, and it worked flawlessly. Damn.
PDOOMA engineering at it’s best.
Sweet! I never finish a job that early.
“You have done so much so well with so little so quickly for so long, that we consider it your due now to do anything perfectly, in an instant, with nothing for no consideration.”
Standards of performance expectations of the hourly staff by the salaried management and the reason why I quit my last two jobs. On one, the CEO called me to come back, they had hired two men each paid the same as me to do my former job and production was far behind what I had accomplished alone. I asked for a 30% raise, with a guarantee of no lay-offs for five years. They wouldn’t do it. In four years they’d gone under, labor costs and reduced production killed ’em.
That was when I realised (too late) not to make myself indispensable. An indispensable employee never gets promoted.
Gerry N.
What I love is when the supervisor yells at you for not already knowing a procedure they were supposed to teach you in the first place.
I hate my job.
You’re too modest, I know for a fact that you could build a radio out of a coconut and a paper clip.
Plus you make an awesome cheese dip for camp.
Og, if what you did was really PDOOMA engineering, then you really are a smart ass!
Not to mention the unlimited energy potential stimulated by consumption of said cheese dip.
Hey, just trying to simulate a bit of gloebull warmening