Maybe you should look inward and figure out why your employee is quiet quitting.
Love the messaging here. Seems pretty on-brand, tbf.
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Maybe you should look inward and figure out why your employee is quiet quitting.
I realize that there have been far worse people in college football than Bobby Petrino who have been given repeat chances- but to be fired at a public flagship institution *with cause*- which is actually pretty hard to do, only to be re-hired- is just an amazing feat. Especially when there were questions of misappropriation of funds involved.
Wouldnt mind seeing him and his offense put up 50 on BRING HOME JEFF next year in the Music City Bowl
Wouldnt mind seeing him and his offense put up 50 on BRING HOME JEFF next year in the Music City Bowl
We have, he’s the only of my 11 employees who acts like a dick to his co-workers and constantly doesn’t do his work. Have worked with him 1:1, gave him easy projects, gave him a new manager in case it was me…
Maybe you should look inward and figure out why your employee is quiet quitting.
Love the messaging here. Seems pretty on-brand, tbf.
Dude has literally sank himself and is legitimately hated by his peers.
Done explaining myself to you.
If an employee has already gotten themselves on a PIP (or the equivalent)...yeah, doesn't matter what month it is. I see Kennedy's point but sounds like dude has earned himself a bootin'.
You keep the bad ones around, you eventually lose the good ones.
To you…
No kids so I don’t relate, find it cute or funny. So not interesting at all to me. But I didn’t make a post about it until Jackwagon had to post his irrelevant opinion.
Alex Trebek was pretty good at that, IIRC.
I tell ya…. The working ‘remotely’ crowd is in for a rude awakening in 2024.
Come back to the office. Work your balls off. Keep your job. ‘Murica
Come back to the office. Work your balls off. Keep your job. ‘Murica
The hybrid option to WFH when I need to (or frankly, just when I feel like it) rules.* There is no way in hell I could ever go full time remote. I was climbing the walls during lockdown. The change in friends of mine who have gone full time remote has not been positive, by and large. They aren't slacking at work, but they are shells of themselves outside work because their lives have zero separation. Everything, life, family, work, fun, being in one spot is not healthy on a full time basis, man. I have to think that world-shrinking effect negatively effects everyone in their office life too, but who knows.
* I recognize I have this privilege because I've earned my colleague's trust on productivity wherever I am, but it's also a reflection of my office - even pre-rona. We are set up to work wherever we are and since we're all slaves to the billable hour, the work gets done. Not every industry is set up to succeed in a hybrid approach.
* I recognize I have this privilege because I've earned my colleague's trust on productivity wherever I am, but it's also a reflection of my office - even pre-rona. We are set up to work wherever we are and since we're all slaves to the billable hour, the work gets done. Not every industry is set up to succeed in a hybrid approach.
I think you mean “working” remotely.I tell ya…. The working ‘remotely’ crowd is in for a rude awakening in 2024.
Come back to the office. Work your balls off. Keep your job. ‘Murica
Interestingly enough this is how people lived until about 125 years ago,
I'll be fine working remotely in 2024 and beyond, with an occasional cameo at the office. God bless America and high speed home internet.
Work absolutely fuc*ing blows, I’m having a Manhattan right now, and the best part of of my job is that I’m not at it tomorrow. That mfer that has a severance and doesn’t have **** to worry about over Xmas or January has it made.
Dentists commit suicide more than any other profession except doctors.
My dentist was in the room this morning with me for 90 seconds. Opened my mouth, did a little look around, said an old cavity needed fixed, and was gone. Here’s your bill. $314, cya next June.
He also gets to stare at hot assistants all day.
He also gets to stare at hot assistants all day.
Oh, look at the loser volume poster who is acting cool and tough letting everyone know he has the power to terminate some dingbat’s employment. Here’s some advice to you, duece: you suck as a human being, your posts are even worse, and we’d all be better off if you stuck your head in an iron smelter and perished forever.
Scheduled for Valentine’s Day.
On that note, it's time for you to bring back the laughing Cal in sunglasses avatar. It fits you better.I tell ya…. The working ‘remotely’ crowd is in for a rude awakening in 2024.
Come back to the office. Work your balls off. Keep your job. ‘Murica
I feel fu**ing great, warrior-SW. I hope y’all are feeling good too
Shorts:
- Have mentioned before in my 20 years in this thread - no cap, fam - one of my favorite and all-time underrated Kentucky squads was the ‘91 team. Stuck between the Bombinos and Unforgettables, they were back on TV, though tournament ineligible, and started 14-2. The losses were both on the road by a combined 5 points to Carolina and IU (Hoosier Dome). Won the SEC. Finished 22-6. Freshman Mash with senior Reggie Hanson and the Unforgettables.
- Seriously how much of a psycho do you have to be to lose the head coaching job because you were banging and promoting some 23 year old sloot and getting caught in the most embarrassing manner THEN coming back to the same school to be an assistant 15 years later? Petrino is an elite level POS.
- These non-traditional college basketball jersey numbers got me all F’d up.
- I think my all-time favorite GYERO post was Richie alluding to The Godfather and settling all the family business when the bracket was revealed March 2012. And we did and then some.
- I could do without the snide comments about Stacey Reed’s appearance, you pricks. The Ma’am **** is awful. Clean it up.
- Listened to three podcasts this morning of basketball media just gushing about Lil Shep. Kid is a phenomenon.
- Few things goosebump me up like a closing “Hark the Herald Angel Sing” hemnal to close Christmas Eve midnight Mass. I would straight up RUN THROUGH a wall for Baby Jesus at that point.
- Have mentioned before in my 20 years in this thread - no cap, fam - one of my favorite and all-time underrated Kentucky squads was the ‘91 team. Stuck between the Bombinos and Unforgettables, they were back on TV, though tournament ineligible, and started 14-2. The losses were both on the road by a combined 5 points to Carolina and IU (Hoosier Dome). Won the SEC. Finished 22-6. Freshman Mash with senior Reggie Hanson and the Unforgettables.
- Seriously how much of a psycho do you have to be to lose the head coaching job because you were banging and promoting some 23 year old sloot and getting caught in the most embarrassing manner THEN coming back to the same school to be an assistant 15 years later? Petrino is an elite level POS.
- These non-traditional college basketball jersey numbers got me all F’d up.
- I think my all-time favorite GYERO post was Richie alluding to The Godfather and settling all the family business when the bracket was revealed March 2012. And we did and then some.
- I could do without the snide comments about Stacey Reed’s appearance, you pricks. The Ma’am **** is awful. Clean it up.
- Listened to three podcasts this morning of basketball media just gushing about Lil Shep. Kid is a phenomenon.
- Few things goosebump me up like a closing “Hark the Herald Angel Sing” hemnal to close Christmas Eve midnight Mass. I would straight up RUN THROUGH a wall for Baby Jesus at that point.
- Me and my wife were enjoying red wine and my 4 year old son threw a pillow at her hand (in retrospect a laser) that resulted in the glass falling and shatteriing and getting all over our brand new RH furniture. After cleaning glass and red wine (performance fabric my ***) my main punishment was not telling him his bedtime story after screaming at him and making him sit in the corner. I’m wondering if I should’ve beaten his *** like what would’ve happened to me growing up. I guess in 30 years I’ll find out.
-Four christmases, elf, Christmas vacation have been watched. Waiting on The Night Before (my fav recent one) until a week before. Love actually is actually awful.
-No, you stupid contractor, I’m not paying the last installment for the punch out list until, you know, you actually complete the punch out list. F*ck off with your emails
-Man, college bball is fun when we’re good. In retrospect me talking about the death of college bball was me compensating for the cats being terrible
-Land Grants “tree lot” and the barrel aged Christmas Ales are solid beers. Everything taste good when it’s 20 degrees outside, enjoy fellas
-Four christmases, elf, Christmas vacation have been watched. Waiting on The Night Before (my fav recent one) until a week before. Love actually is actually awful.
-No, you stupid contractor, I’m not paying the last installment for the punch out list until, you know, you actually complete the punch out list. F*ck off with your emails
-Man, college bball is fun when we’re good. In retrospect me talking about the death of college bball was me compensating for the cats being terrible
-Land Grants “tree lot” and the barrel aged Christmas Ales are solid beers. Everything taste good when it’s 20 degrees outside, enjoy fellas
-You can try to hide from the elf but when all their friends at school start talking about it, the pressure (and kid nagging) is on. And they are only little once. Just put a reminder in your phone to move the damn thing. (But use other words if your kid is of reading age.)
G actually went to bed without a fight because he can’t wait for the elf tomorrow.
- I thought you’d be proud of me for being able to carry that heavy tree. And for not bugging you to get it out, @anthonys735.
Also, I didn’t have days or weeks to wait for you bring the tree in since J-Arch was coming to help decorate the next morning.
- That Reed Sheppard article by Mrs. Tyler Thompson was good. I didn’t realize Stacey had breast cancer in 2021.
-Three year olds are a different breed. (Sorry @roguemocha) Ours was actually a joy tonight and hilarious. And singing “Go Tell it on the Mountain” at the top of his lungs all evening (assuming this is his class’s song for the Christmas program). My granny would be proud. He ate all his dinner, didn’t fight bath, went to bed easily. Can’t wait to see what the morning brings for the bipolar kid.
-What do you all have to say about WFH people who don’t even have an office/desk to go to? I’m extremely happy with my WFH deal. But I still get out and meet with vendors regularly and go to the occasional office meeting. And we are always doing something so it’s not like 2020 when we I barely saw anyone.
-The other day, the 3 year old threw a small bouncy ball against a chair that ricocheted and hit the stem to my champagne glass in just the right spot to give it a clean break. Was kind of impressive. And cleaning champagne is much easier than cleaning red wine. Sorry about that, @Ron Mehico.
G actually went to bed without a fight because he can’t wait for the elf tomorrow.
- I thought you’d be proud of me for being able to carry that heavy tree. And for not bugging you to get it out, @anthonys735.
Also, I didn’t have days or weeks to wait for you bring the tree in since J-Arch was coming to help decorate the next morning.
- That Reed Sheppard article by Mrs. Tyler Thompson was good. I didn’t realize Stacey had breast cancer in 2021.
-Three year olds are a different breed. (Sorry @roguemocha) Ours was actually a joy tonight and hilarious. And singing “Go Tell it on the Mountain” at the top of his lungs all evening (assuming this is his class’s song for the Christmas program). My granny would be proud. He ate all his dinner, didn’t fight bath, went to bed easily. Can’t wait to see what the morning brings for the bipolar kid.
-What do you all have to say about WFH people who don’t even have an office/desk to go to? I’m extremely happy with my WFH deal. But I still get out and meet with vendors regularly and go to the occasional office meeting. And we are always doing something so it’s not like 2020 when we I barely saw anyone.
-The other day, the 3 year old threw a small bouncy ball against a chair that ricocheted and hit the stem to my champagne glass in just the right spot to give it a clean break. Was kind of impressive. And cleaning champagne is much easier than cleaning red wine. Sorry about that, @Ron Mehico.
She’s obviously a very classy lady. I’ve come to appreciate her as an Annie Lenox type vibe. I,e., not to be trifled with.
She gave birth to and raised the most exciting freshman we've had since John Wall. Anybody who talks **** needs to get punched. Show some respect.
It’s cool, but I would appreciate it if you a-holes would knock off the Brenda Warner stuff. It’s not right.
My wife just went and dangled the elf from the ceiling fan. Hopefully the kids think he killed himself and we get out of it early this year.
But congrats to all the parents who don’t do the elf. That’s so cool. I bet you and your perfect families are so happy together!! Congrats and S a giant D
But congrats to all the parents who don’t do the elf. That’s so cool. I bet you and your perfect families are so happy together!! Congrats and S a giant D
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ngl a not small part of me misses my youngest’s excitement looking for the elf ever morning and that, my friends, is no cap
Yeah, I feel that. I have three boys and the youngest is in kindergarten. He’s still innocent and unknowing, despite being satans very own spawn, but that will change soon. Figure I might have one year left, maybe two, then it’s just hard life lessons.
My 2yo carried the elf around most of last December, much to the sheer HORROR of my 8yo daughter
I’m more of a “O Come O Come Emmanuel” type myself. Haunting and mystical almost.
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