The Official "Say Anything" Thread

[RAT900]

Unfortunate news M, condolences

& good luck helping your cousin get emotionally re-inflated

[Ddan]

Make sure it's very expensive.

It will be impossible to be anything but.

I'm out, too.  Hvae a day

[DarkMonster620]

Morning . . .

sorry to hear Mel . . .

[zooom]

also sorry to hear Mel....once again as we say on the Breast Cancer MotoCrew...CUCK FANCER!

[ungeheuer]

also sorry to hear Mel....once again as we say on the Breast Cancer MotoCrew...CUCK FANCER!

You should change your name to zpoooner 

[LMT]

Sorry Mel. Condolences to your family.

I can send some of my work your way!

[Stella]

hey Hey HEY!!!!!   


Only seeing the last page after being out for a few days and yet again, cancer makes an ugly appearance.  Really sorry to hear about your uncle, Tini.    Another cancer killing fund raiser to go to tonight – I will raise my glass in memory of your uncle. 


Happier news:  had a GREAT time with my brother, his wife and other friends who stayed with us. Randimus was a beast of a host and chef – everyone gave him 5 stars.  We went to Wyoming yesterday to shoot guns with my dad and his cronies who did a road trip from Michigan.  Is always great seeing my pop too.

Now, it's just me and the canines in a quiet casa. 

Enjoy the day!

[ZLTFUL]

Sorry Mel. 


On a far less important note, my micro-manager (both in stature and lack of management style) has shown his worthlessness once again.
4 users in document services get locked out of an app, P3. The document services manager goes to one of the IT directors who then goes to our team manager.
Our team manager doesn't bother to ask if they had called the helpdesk (they hadn't...they thought it would be taken care of faster this way).
Our team manager calls 2 of our guys...a break/fix guy and a deployment guy, tells them to drop everything they are doing and rush over to the Document Services folks and get their issue resolved.
Time to resolution: 45+ minutes.

Had they called the helpdesk, including verifying identities, all 4 callers would have taken a combined less than 2 minutes to resolve the issue.

The break-fix guy pointed this out to the document services manager.
Who called our team manager and complained.
Our micro-manager then came down for an impromptu team meeting and told everyone that he did it this way to provide a better customer experience.
Of course, I have reached my full level of not giving a shit so I called him out on how 45 minutes of waiting was better than a 2 minute helpdesk call.

His response..."I don't have time to deal with this. Just do it the way I say." and then he storms out.

So me, never being one to leave well enough alone, sent out an email to him CCing the entire team asking that instead of providing the customer with the quickest and most efficient solution possible, we were now providing them with inefficiencies and more headaches in an effort to provide a "better customer experience"?

Shortly after that, he went off IM and hasn't been seen since.

Oh...I also BCCed his boss at our company and then followed it up with a direct email to his boss asking how he was providing a better customer experience by making them wait over 45 minutes for a resolution vs telling them to call the helpdesk and get a 2 minute resolution.

I also reminded him that I have been asking for a raise for over a month now...

[RAT900]

hey Hey HEY!!!!!   


........... had a GREAT time with my brother, his wife and other friends who stayed with us.

 
Now, it's just me and the canines in a quiet casa. 

Enjoy the day!

you know how sorely I want to ask "the" question.........

[RAT900]

Sorry Mel. 


On a far less important note, my micro-manager (both in stature and lack of management style) has shown his worthlessness once again.
4 users in document services get locked out of an app, P3. The document services manager goes to one of the IT directors who then goes to our team manager.
Our team manager doesn't bother to ask if they had called the helpdesk (they hadn't...they thought it would be taken care of faster this way).
Our team manager calls 2 of our guys...a break/fix guy and a deployment guy, tells them to drop everything they are doing and rush over to the Document Services folks and get their issue resolved.
Time to resolution: 45+ minutes.

Had they called the helpdesk, including verifying identities, all 4 callers would have taken a combined less than 2 minutes to resolve the issue.

The break-fix guy pointed this out to the document services manager.
Who called our team manager and complained.
Our micro-manager then came down for an impromptu team meeting and told everyone that he did it this way to provide a better customer experience.
Of course, I have reached my full level of not giving a shit so I called him out on how 45 minutes of waiting was better than a 2 minute helpdesk call.

His response..."I don't have time to deal with this. Just do it the way I say." and then he storms out.

So me, never being one to leave well enough alone, sent out an email to him CCing the entire team asking that instead of providing the customer with the quickest and most efficient solution possible, we were now providing them with inefficiencies and more headaches in an effort to provide a "better customer experience"?

Shortly after that, he went off IM and hasn't been seen since.

Oh...I also BCCed his boss at our company and then followed it up with a direct email to his boss asking how he was providing a better customer experience by making them wait over 45 minutes for a resolution vs telling them to call the helpdesk and get a 2 minute resolution.

I also reminded him that I have been asking for a raise for over a month now...

C-4 strapped in place on the trusswork: Check

All Wiring connecting the charges in place and tie-wrapped:  Check

Clacker pretested and verified operational: Check

Prepare for countdown

[Monsterlover]

Sorry Mel. 


On a far less important note, my micro-manager (both in stature and lack of management style) has shown his worthlessness once again.
4 users in document services get locked out of an app, P3. The document services manager goes to one of the IT directors who then goes to our team manager.
Our team manager doesn't bother to ask if they had called the helpdesk (they hadn't...they thought it would be taken care of faster this way).
Our team manager calls 2 of our guys...a break/fix guy and a deployment guy, tells them to drop everything they are doing and rush over to the Document Services folks and get their issue resolved.
Time to resolution: 45+ minutes.

Had they called the helpdesk, including verifying identities, all 4 callers would have taken a combined less than 2 minutes to resolve the issue.

The break-fix guy pointed this out to the document services manager.
Who called our team manager and complained.
Our micro-manager then came down for an impromptu team meeting and told everyone that he did it this way to provide a better customer experience.
Of course, I have reached my full level of not giving a shit so I called him out on how 45 minutes of waiting was better than a 2 minute helpdesk call.

His response..."I don't have time to deal with this. Just do it the way I say." and then he storms out.

So me, never being one to leave well enough alone, sent out an email to him CCing the entire team asking that instead of providing the customer with the quickest and most efficient solution possible, we were now providing them with inefficiencies and more headaches in an effort to provide a "better customer experience"?

Shortly after that, he went off IM and hasn't been seen since.

Oh...I also BCCed his boss at our company and then followed it up with a direct email to his boss asking how he was providing a better customer experience by making them wait over 45 minutes for a resolution vs telling them to call the helpdesk and get a 2 minute resolution.

I also reminded him that I have been asking for a raise for over a month now...

A) Change your name here to Dilbert
B) Would you like an application for employment at South Morgan Technologies?  I know someone there on the inside. 

[ZLTFUL]

A) Done.
B) Yes.

[Monsterlover]

A) Done.
B) Yes.

A) Awesome.
B) There's no application.  You're hired, when can you get out here?  We're moving in a few weeks and the new machine will be online shortly thereafter.  Would need you then, or soon after.

[zooom]

You should change your name to zpoooner 

I must be missing a reference there Ung...

[TiNi]

Thank you everyone.

Work is even more boring than yesterday...