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Bell Cheeses at work



wakeytom

New member
Apr 14, 2011
2,718
The Hacienda
A fine example today.

One of the admin assistants has gone on maternity leave (not missed - she was useless). We now have a temp in her place.

Email sent to the department today informing us not to ask her to do anything for 2 weeks as she is not "up to speed yet".

FFS! This has got be the basic basic job in the world. All she has to do is book meeting rooms, go and get the post and fill out travel itineraries. Oh and order stationery.

Why does it take 2 weeks to learn this? She seemed perfectly adept at standing by the coffee machines nattering to the other secretaries for 20 minutes yesterday.

This really sounded like a scene from Mad Men then I looked at where you are located and laughed!
 




Bodian

Well-known member
May 3, 2012
14,250
Cumbria
A fine example today.

One of the admin assistants has gone on maternity leave (not missed - she was useless). We now have a temp in her place.

Email sent to the department today informing us not to ask her to do anything for 2 weeks as she is not "up to speed yet".

FFS! This has got be the basic basic job in the world. All she has to do is book meeting rooms, go and get the post and fill out travel itineraries. Oh and order stationery.

Why does it take 2 weeks to learn this? She seemed perfectly adept at standing by the coffee machines nattering to the other secretaries for 20 minutes yesterday.

She'll leave the day after her two weeks are up. Then you'll get another temp - who will be protected for a couple of weeks, then leave. Then you'll get....[ad infinitum]
 


D

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I have never seen such voyerism.
Who cares what other people are eating/wearing/talking about
Get to office - head down - work hard = live in Brighton - Job Done

See what I did there.
 








Lyndhurst 14

Well-known member
Jan 16, 2008
5,242
A fine example today.

One of the admin assistants has gone on maternity leave (not missed - she was useless). We now have a temp in her place.

Email sent to the department today informing us not to ask her to do anything for 2 weeks as she is not "up to speed yet".

FFS! This has got be the basic basic job in the world. All she has to do is book meeting rooms, go and get the post and fill out travel itineraries. Oh and order stationery.

Why does it take 2 weeks to learn this? She seemed perfectly adept at standing by the coffee machines nattering to the other secretaries for 20 minutes yesterday.

So I take it you won’t be buying her a present on April 27 when we have Administrative Professionals Day here in the States – about a week before that all the useless donut eating lardarses in our company will wander round dropping hints about what they’d like.
 


Marty McFly

Seagulls Over Canada
Aug 19, 2006
3,653
La Pêche, Quebec
So I take it you won’t be buying her a present on April 27 when we have Administrative Professionals Day here in the States – about a week before that all the useless donut eating lardarses in our company will wander round dropping hints about what they’d like.
I can't believe people take that day seriously.
 


Notters

Well-known member
Oct 20, 2003
24,889
Guiseley
So I take it you won’t be buying her a present on April 27 when we have Administrative Professionals Day here in the States – about a week before that all the useless donut eating lardarses in our company will wander round dropping hints about what they’d like.

My word is that a thing?
 








Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,405
Location Location
I have never seen such voyerism.
Who cares what other people are eating/wearing/talking about
Get to office - head down - work hard = live in Brighton - Job Done

See what I did there.

Yup.

You have completely missed the entire point of one of the greatest and most thereputic threads in NSC history :clap2:
 






Iggle Piggle

Well-known member
Sep 3, 2010
5,952
Here's a conversation I had today with Daniel Craig's Stalker. Given it was over 1000 posts ago, I should remind everyone I work in IT.

DCS 'You know Dave'
ME 'Yep, I know Dave' *sigh*
DCS 'Well, really funny story, His wife works for HP - They both have a job in IT!!!!!
ME : :shrug:

Kill. Me. Now
 


dazzer6666

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NSC Patron
Mar 27, 2013
55,533
Burgess Hill
On the food front, one extreme to the other in my office. Normally we are flooded out with biscuits, chocolates and stuff on a permanent basis. Now it's 'new year', the vast majority are on futile crusades to lose a few ounces. Several have joined some poncy slimming world thing which means EVERY item (solid or liquid) is assessed as a certain number of 'sins'. A cappuccino, for example, is 4 sins. You're apparently allowed a certain number each day. Fair enough, good luck with your faddy bullshit futile attempts that you will give up on by the end of January. But please do not ask me what I am eating for lunch and then tell me that 'oooh, that's 8 sins' because I genuinely do not give a ****.
 




Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,405
Location Location
On the food front, one extreme to the other in my office. Normally we are flooded out with biscuits, chocolates and stuff on a permanent basis. Now it's 'new year', the vast majority are on futile crusades to lose a few ounces. Several have joined some poncy slimming world thing which means EVERY item (solid or liquid) is assessed as a certain number of 'sins'. A cappuccino, for example, is 4 sins. You're apparently allowed a certain number each day. Fair enough, good luck with your faddy bullshit futile attempts that you will give up on by the end of January. But please do not ask me what I am eating for lunch and then tell me that 'oooh, that's 8 sins' because I genuinely do not give a ****.

If a cappuccino is 4 sins, then how many sins would a RAPE in the stationary cupboard equate to ?

Thats what I'd be asking.
 






Gazwag

5 millionth post poster
Mar 4, 2004
30,730
Bexhill-on-Sea
Mr Twatty rings in 8am this morning to say his car will not start and he's waiting for the RAC. Coldest morning in Sussex this winter so guaranteed he will be waiting hours. He usually drives to the station, which is 20 minutes walk from his home, and the train ride is 10 minutes to Bexhill.

Why he cannot walk to the station and sort the car out tomorrow when he is not at work I don't know. When his car is fixed he won't then drive the 12 miles to work he will drive to the station and wait for the train so god knows when he will arrive today.
 




Postman Pat

Well-known member
Jul 24, 2007
6,973
Coldean
On the food front, one extreme to the other in my office. Normally we are flooded out with biscuits, chocolates and stuff on a permanent basis. Now it's 'new year', the vast majority are on futile crusades to lose a few ounces. Several have joined some poncy slimming world thing which means EVERY item (solid or liquid) is assessed as a certain number of 'sins'. A cappuccino, for example, is 4 sins. You're apparently allowed a certain number each day. Fair enough, good luck with your faddy bullshit futile attempts that you will give up on by the end of January. But please do not ask me what I am eating for lunch and then tell me that 'oooh, that's 8 sins' because I genuinely do not give a ****.

I would take huge delight in buying the biggest dirtiest burger I could lay my hands on and scoffing it in front of all of them, and watch them drown in a pool of their own saliva as they "enjoy" their low fat cottage cheese on Ryvita.
 


dazzer6666

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Mar 27, 2013
55,533
Burgess Hill
I would take huge delight in buying the biggest dirtiest burger I could lay my hands on and scoffing it in front of all of them, and watch them drown in a pool of their own saliva as they "enjoy" their low fat cottage cheese on Ryvita.

Absolutely. Dirty tricks campaign already underway :)
 


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