I am a firm believer in thank-you notes, but also anyone I'm hiring is writing thank-you notes as part of their job.
Natter 74: Ready or Not
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm pretty sure I will do them, but I'm going to wait until the morning. Somehow, I managed to go without eating all day. Worst! I'm now experiencing full body meltdown. I'm going to eat and then crash before it gets dark out.
All those places look pretty terrific, shrift!
OK, self. Remember all those things you would rather have been doing than working? Time to get to it.
Huh. Rain.
Congrats, Kate!
Sorry about the sucky day, Zen.
Amyth, I sent thank you notes, but I still spent nine months unemployed, so I don't know that they did any good.
Huh. Rain.
Yay, California!
Snow, too, in the Sierra.
July 9 is a good date for a birthday.
Massive crazy hour long, constant booming rainstorm here. Made me quite happy.
My co-worker needs to:
- get her act together and figure out what exactly she needs me to do so she can ask in complete sentences that include nouns; I'm not psychic.
- remind herself that when I have conflicting projects it is my bosses who determine my priority list, a group of people which does not include her. (We're at the same level of middle management and I have over 14 years seniority; while each manager calls the shots within their own bailiwick that doesn't include supervising the work of other managers.)
- stop buzzing me on the intercom every 10 minutes with something else she forgot to tell me about if she expects me to get any work done, and
- save the hand-to-forehead martyred sighs about working late for someone who doesn't know she comes in late every single morning and spends hours taking personal calls during the workday.