Did anyone comment on New Tool not being there? like management?
Matt, I am so sorry, that is rough.
My boss has left for the day. Our performance appraisals were due today, he did none of them. He did not know it was my birthday, becuase he takes no ownership of knowing stuff like that, even though I and his former asst. always tell him when it is one of his other direct report's birthday. The are visitors in town and some leave today, but no one has told me if I need to arrange anything for any of them. Hope nothing is needed last minute because I leave at 5.
That's the classic group-formation outline.
The FSNP model was a long-term classic back in the day when I got my OD degree. Nice to see it still in play in a world of 'flavor of the week' models.
Can someone please get these guys to stop having this iPhone/Microsoft argument by my cube? It's loud, stupid, involves the self-laugher and they follow everything they say with "right" said like a question, but not meant as one.
Oh lord, now Jay Leno has been entered into the argument.
Microsoft has a phone? Well, I'm sure they have phones at the Microsoft offices, I mean a product that's a phone.
In play since 1965, with the addition of "Adjourning" during the 70s.
Happy birthday, msbelle!
Treat yourself to...BK. Or something.
Sophia's boss needs the choke-chain of corrective experience.
Self-laugher should get away from Daisy.
Teamwork dynamics makes me think: "Just because it rhymes doesn't mean it's true."
It's basically a version of the Apple/Microsoft argument.
It makes me @@, because I hate "My choice of consumer product is morally and intellectually superior to yours!" conversations.
I use both. If I were still doing layouts, I'd be on my Mac. The billion and five spreadsheets I'm dealing with right now? I would throw my Macbook out the window and run screaming for the ThinkPad.
I think I prefer my iPod to the Zune, but I haven't used the other. And, I like my Cliq better than the current iPhone.
Go ahead and judge me.
choke-chain of corrective experience
Nice phrasing.
Speaking of phrasing, Hec, thought you might enjoy another colloquialism I heard recently: The rain was "coming down like piss out of a boot." Speaker is Georgia native (not sure what part) in his 50s.
