This obviously happened to you today!
Relaaaaaaax. Think of Liam
That's my pet hate.Or you send a mega urgent job to the printer which has run out of paper and when you reload it someone elses 100 page document has to print off first because they've been sitting there for an hour and never bothered to get up off their a*se and check if it was ready. Grrrrrrr!!
Why do people eat lunch at their desks anyway-oh of course to prove how busy they are..! Some years ago I worked with someone who 'worked her lunch'-everyone knew this meant surfing the net while eating at her desk. She had to 'work her lunch' in order to get away early...despite coming in late and spending half an hour at coffee first thing in the morning.
You might want to read this so, enough to make you go out for lunch.
Oh yes, I'd say there are people in almost every office who believe that the printer re-loads itself, cos they certainly don't do it!Or you send a mega urgent job to the printer which has run out of paper and when you reload it someone elses 100 page document has to print off first because they've been sitting there for an hour and never bothered to get up off their a*se and check if it was ready. Grrrrrrr!!
People who are aware of their job role, know the work to be done, and don't do it.
One woman I work with refuses work as she has "a bad back". The same woman comes in wearing high heels every single day and only ever mentions her bad back when there is manual work to be done - which is 80% of the time. I find it a bit insulting as she knows I was in a back brace for 4 months less than 2 years ago - and I never complain or say "I'm not doing it". Its part of my job, like it or lump it.
Her bad back is the result of a sports injury back in her school days - at least 20 years ago.
If you know its part of the job then why accept the job?
People who are aware of their job role, know the work to be done, and don't do it.
One woman I work with refuses work as she has "a bad back". The same woman comes in wearing high heels every single day and only ever mentions her bad back when there is manual work to be done - which is 80% of the time. I find it a bit insulting as she knows I was in a back brace for 4 months less than 2 years ago - and I never complain or say "I'm not doing it". Its part of my job, like it or lump it.
Her bad back is the result of a sports injury back in her school days - at least 20 years ago.
If you know its part of the job then why accept the job?
An old thread I know, but...I sit near someone who clips their nails at their desk.
I dread it. Thankfully, I am moving shortly.
fingers or toes?