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|  Message 1359  |
|  Nancy Backus to Damon A. Getsman  |
|  Re: trying again  |
|  25 Apr 15 17:03:50  |
 -=> Quoting Damon A. Getsman to Nancy Backus on 20-Apr-2015 07:58 <=- NB>> Now that you are clearly on the project and supplying input, likely NB>> there wouldn't be too many glitches in the work showing up... but, NB>> true, it's always safer not to put all the eggs in one basket... :) DAG> Well, yeah. Unfortunately I've landed with all of my eggs in one DAG> basket right now, anyway. If that manager could just like give me the DAG> schedule that he puts in the electronic schedule thing, that'd be DAG> great. But he does that, I show up, nobody is there, then they want me DAG> to come in on my day off so that we can 'go over the schedule again'. DAG> It's unbelievable. So I haven't been fired or quit there yet, but I'm DAG> not taking any hours until I hear back from corporate or whatever. DAG> This crap is obscene. At least the basket the eggs landed in seems to be the more dependable one. One does wonder how well the airport location will do, with that sort of sloppy management... DAG>> work today. Now I've got the proof that I'm able to concentrate on DAG>> things well again. ;) NB>> That sounds promising... :) And certainly reassuring... :) DAG> We'll see how it goes today. :) Had some concentration issues not DAG> too long ago, but I've got nothing else to work on and some good vibes DAG> to roll with today, so I've got high expectations. And it's something you know you are (and can be) good at, so that's a plus, too.. :) NB>> I'm sure that your son appreciated your help, too.. ;) DAG> Well, a bit, but he's got some learning to do about the value of DAG> studying. He got really lucky on that speech; if he tries doing all DAG> of them like he did this last one he'll be in trouble when he's DAG> beyond 3rd grade. Just have to encourage him to do his own work... and try not to do it for him. :) DAG> Eh... Work situations are stressful. Everything else is good, DAG> except finances. ;) It all hinges around the work, but all in all DAG> I've been very well adjusted despite the burps being thrown all over DAG> the place by the place I'm supposed to be getting a paycheck from. Speaking of which, have you gotten any pay from that foodservice job...? NB>> It's easy to get the jitters when you've been out of the field for a NB>> while... Now you can see that you'll be doing fine, after all.. :) DAG> Yeah. Another guy came in on the project and blew me away with some DAG> stuff, so that was a minor hit to the confidence, but I know that it's DAG> just because he's got a lot more [and more recent] experience than I DAG> do, so it's all good. Sounds like it's someone you can learn from, too... working together on a project can hone everyone's brains... :) NB>> I try not to be TOO verbose... but sometimes there just is a lot to NB>> say... ;) And I see that this one got fairly long again... oh, NB>> well... ;) DAG> As do most of mine. ;) I try not to be too verbose any more, DAG> either, but then there are times when I just type it all out and don't DAG> care. Whatever works. When there's lots to say, there's lots to say, after all... |
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