Arrgh.
I'm feeling only slightly better after one of those "bad days at
work" because of the two glasses of wine I had with dinner.
Anyone need a tech writer (who, like all tech writers, longs to
be just a "writer")?
Ah well. I can console myself with a couple of facts:
I just received a nearly
Mark Roberts laments:
> Arrgh.
> I'm feeling only slightly better after one of those "bad days at
> work" because of the two glasses of wine I had with dinner.
My job sucks worse! After years of leadership roles, I've found myself in a
place requiring a level
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001 23:24:04 -0600, "Treena Harp"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I raise a virtual dark Irish beer in toast to you on that one. It's not that
>I don't like what I do, I just don't like for whom I do it. I love my work;
>I hate my job. The only job that sucks more than mine is the par
Mark, boy do I empathize with you. My
job sucks as well and following your
example I will console myself with
either a FA 35 2.0 or 100 2.8 macro.
Evan
Mark Roberts wrote:
>
> Arrgh.
> I'm feeling only slightly better after one of those "bad days at
> work" because
I got laid off last Friday. :-(
Still looking also.
Limberger. ;~)
Collin
At 03:12 PM 1/31/01 -0600, you wrote:
>Hey hey hey at least you are all working, ...
>my lack of a job sucks
>som
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From: "Paul Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: January 31, 2001 7:31 PM
Subject: Re: Re: My job sucks ?
> Nothing, but i found it an intersting discussion.
>
> Jeepgirl did say
What does this have to do with Pentax or photography?
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Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 8:10 PM
Subject: Re: Re: My job sucks (would you like some cheese with your whine)
Nothing, but i found it an intersting discussion.
Jeepgirl did say she might have to sell her PZ1P :)
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It's a talent. A very rare one at that.
Norm
From: "Gerald Cermak"
Oh how in the world can you derive so much, so wrongly, from so few words that I wrote?
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Subject: Re: OT: Re: My job sucks (would you like some cheese with your
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> In a message dated 1/31/01 7:30:14 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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>
Unlike the barely skilled autoworker, I went to college for 15 years in
order to have a career that would remain fruitful and enjoyable.
And what did it take you 15 yrs to major in praytell? physical education?
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Please take this out of here..
a frustrated autoworker
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jeepgirl asks, pointedly:
>> Unlike the barely skilled autoworker, I went to college for 15 years in
>> order to have a career that would remain fruitful and enjoyable.
>
>
> And what did it take you 15 yrs to major in praytell? physical education?
Hey, you're funny jeepgirl. :)
Since you ask
01 5:51 PM
Subject: Re: Re: My job sucks don't read this i'm being mean.
> jeepgirl asks, pointedly:
>
> >> Unlike the barely skilled autoworker, I went to college for 15 years in
> >> order to have a career that would remain fruitful and enjoyable.
> >
real possibility. Stop your whining. My job Sucks Big. But only because I
don't know how much longer it will last. I need this job for one more year
so they can finish paying for my masters degree. Then I can go on to
bigger and better things. Please be thankful you have jobs. You kno
Otis,
I was referring to Gerald's little vent. Not the job situation.
Believe me, working on a project that =any day= could join the ranks
of the unfunded, I'm quite aware of the dangers of the working world.
Fortunately, I'm taking steps to prevent too great a fall should the
project cease.
jeepgirl writes:
> Please be thankful you have jobs.
This is exactly the kind of mentality that the CEOs of corporate America
would love to return to: ala the workforce of the 1990 recession, happy just
to have a job, willing to take pay cuts along with more work hours, and say
"thank you" and t
Gerald Cermak writes:
>
>This is exactly the kind of mentality that the CEOs of corporate America
>would love to return to: ala the workforce of the 1990 recession, happy
just
>to have a job, willing to take pay cuts along with more work hours, and say
>"thank you" and the end of the grueling sou
Having walked those lonely streets--with Pentax in hand and without, I suspect it
is a lot more humorous to those who have jobs -- satisfying or not -- than it is
to those who don't or have good reason to believe they are at risk of joining
those ranks. Given the short term focus of investors and
Gerald wrote:
> < would love to return to: ala the workforce of the 1990 recession, happy
just
> to have a job, willing to take pay cuts along with more work hours, and
say
> "thank you" and the end of the grueling soul-destroying day.>>
>
> Mafud wrote:
> You should be crowned the "King of self-p
In a message dated 1/31/01 7:30:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
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You're spoiled. *Unrewarding* hard work is "soul-destroying", no matter what
that labor might be. How can an expression such as "Please be thankful you
have jobs" set you off so? I sense you either came f
tom writes:
> "Can't even dream of acquiring"?
>
> That was kind of a nasty post, Gerald.
Ah, you're right about that last part. My frustrations here got the better
of me. Let me rephrase that to read "... the average auto worker wouldn't
even dream of trying to acquire". No offense to JeepG
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