I can't get Gmail, Google Docs, or even a Google search to work. Which would not be a big deal except I am planning to give a job talk tomorrow using Google Docs slides, and I haven't made them yet.
'Dirty Girls'
Natter 70: Hookers and Blow
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Good lord, what a day. Car wouldn't start in the morning. Fortunately, husband and I go to the same place so we could just take his car.
At lunch, he tells me that they had a meeting, and in a week and a half, one person of his four-person team is getting laid off. So now we get to wait for that.
Came home, and the car started, so at least we got it to the mechanic without having to spend 50 bucks to have it towed.
Now I think I have a migraine.
flea,
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At lunch, he tells me that they had a meeting, and in a week and a half, one person of his four-person team is getting laid off. So now we get to wait for that.
But they don't know who? That's some kind of bullshit.
I have Open Office and a thumb drive, so I am okay, thanks. (Also, I teach live databases to undergrads, so I have experience with dealing when shit doesn't work at the last minute. I once taught a class how to use L'Annee Philologique when I had a computer but no projector, so I had to describe where to move the mouse and click so they could follow along. Good times.)
But they don't know who? That's some kind of bullshit.
Right? Apparently they haven't decided. Personally, as much as it sucks, I think I would want to find out that second, rather than waiting a week and a half for the axe to fall.
Maybe they are hoping that 3 members of the team will turn on and kill the fourth, saving them the trouble of an exit interview.
It turns out I have no Gmail, but I do have Google Docs. Okay, then.
This is exactly why I'm apprehensive regarding my workplace's impending move of email to Gmail.
Personally, as much as it sucks, I think I would want to find out that second, rather than waiting a week and a half for the axe to fall.
Absolutely.
9:00 pm, still totally light.