Things you want to say (but shouldn't) outloud at work - Page 11

Velocity_14 · #1 10-09-2007, 03:29 PM

I hate you!!!!

And NO you DONT know what the hayle you are doing....wit your lame a$$!!!!

lovelyivy84 · #2 10-09-2007, 05:36 PM

I am not here to fire anyone, but YOU really need to be fired. Kissing my ass will not help you when the day comes (and it will), and the fact that you are black will do you no good with me.

You need to DO BETTA!

P.S. STOP TELLING ME ABOUT YOUR MEDICAL SITUATIONS! Do you notice I NEVER ask about them? Do you notice that I start trying to leave as soon as you start talking about it? WHY must you bring your lazy butt into MY OFFICE to start telling me about it?

Ugh.

Jaycrib · #3 10-11-2007, 06:53 AM

just do IT!

i know you have to sell ideas to people but good Lord, if you know the VP of the company has tasked me with getting something out and i'm asking you to cooperate. Don't look at me like i'm from mars and find a way to tell me how busy you are and can't do it.

Just f"ing do it!

SoCalGirl · #4 10-19-2007, 12:18 AM

When you called yourself my equal, I nearly bent over with laughter. Silly crackhead!

kathykd2005 · #5 10-30-2007, 09:23 PM

Is it absolutely necessary to drink excessively at the end of the week, at work events, and even at functions involving adolescents? Come on now--you're 38, not 18.

AGDee · #6 10-30-2007, 10:34 PM

I really thought he would've been fired on his first day of work, when you could smell the alcohol on his breath from across the office.. not after 5-6 years of being clearly drunk at work. After years of nobody in the department being fired, there has been about one a week for the past two months. Cleaning house? Budget restraints? What is going on???

ZTAngel · #7 11-12-2007, 03:00 PM

Why the hell have you not fired this guy? He does nothing and everyone hates him. You've had numerous complaints about this guy and he screwed up a huge project which you had me fix. The best part is it only took me 5 hours to redo the same project which took him 2 days to mess up - and there was absolutely no useful data on his portion of the project either! He's cocky and arrogant and you've had a number of people tell you that they refuse to work with him because of that. You're either completely oblivious (which I don't see how since everyone and their mother has complained about him) or you refuse to admit that hiring him was a big mistake. Please, please, please get rid of him. Just the thought of him makes my skin crawl.

AlphaFrog · #8 11-20-2007, 01:46 PM

Postive #1 of not having a coworker, starting today: I can bring the same thing for lunch everyday, and not have to hear "OMG - you're having that AGAIN?!?!?!?"

nikki1920 · #9 11-20-2007, 01:52 PM

There are two people here with my last name. One of them works on the THIRD floor. Don't get all huffy when I ask you to look at the name AGAIN because YOU got it wrong. I"m tired of being nice.

SthrnZeta · #10 11-20-2007, 02:19 PM

You come in at like 10:30, give me one thing to do, then walk back over two minutes later and give me something else to do, knowing full well I've barely started on the first which you know will take me a little while to get done. AND THEN you come back over a minute later and give me something else and go to lunch! All the while, all I can do is say "Ok, I got it." You totally take me for granted! What did you do all day that one day I called in sick last month - sit at your desk and wonder how to turn on your computer??? All this for a measley salary that I have to supplement with a PT job to make ends meet. UGH!

nikki1920 · #11 11-20-2007, 03:03 PM

When he gives you something else, ask him to prioritize the stuff he gave you to do. If you dont say anything, he'll keep doing it. And write down what he gives you.

I had an interview today.
I completely aced the bilingual exam.

SthrnZeta · #12 11-30-2007, 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by nikki1920

When he gives you something else, ask him to prioritize the stuff he gave you to do. If you dont say anything, he'll keep doing it. And write down what he gives you.

I had an interview today.
I completely aced the bilingual exam.

I've had to resort to making lists and I have actually starting asking him when he wants some stuff done by. I appreciate the suggestion though!

Oh, and on another note, when you're in your office and able to take calls, can you please take your phone off forward so I don't have to get up and walk around the building to your office just to tell you you have a phone call??!! It would be a lot more efficient for me to just dial your extension and tell you over the phone. And it's not like you leave it on FWD so you won't be disturbed, you just don't get the phone system!!

tnxbutterfly · #13 12-01-2007, 01:05 PM

Dear boss,

Why am I even working for you if you are not going to listen to what I have to say? I thought I have a say as to who I want in my classroom. You and I both know that this child is nowhere near ready to be at school. (Oh by the way, thank you for telling me I was to eval her the day of) I don't believe for a second that mom has nowhere to take the child and therefore you feel like it's your duty to take the child in. The metroplex is pretty big I hear. I'm sure mom would have found something. And why are we starting a child when we have 2 week left before we get out for break?
This whole thing has FAILURE written all over it.

AlphaFrog · #14 12-05-2007, 12:02 PM

I could start a bonfire with all the useless solicitors' business cards I throw away.

What part of NO SOLICITING do you not get?

nittanyalum · #15 12-05-2007, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

I could start a bonfire with all the useless solicitors' business cards I throw away.

Do it!!!!