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How smart is your boss Terry 01-29-2007
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on February 1, 2007, 11:21 am


Please send this to Scott Adams, the Dilbert guy. Or maybe I'll
send it to him.

--

Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
.

>
> We had a maintenance guy at work that drove his boss crazy.
Every time the
> boss walked away from a job they were doing, Larry would take a
tool and put
> it on the boss' desk. They he'd go back to where he was
working and not
> find the tool and he'd never ask anyone. Then he'd find it on
his desk and
> figure he put it there himslef. Drove him nuts until he quit 6
months
> later.
>
>



Posted by DK on January 30, 2007, 6:58 am



>I was remembering a few years ago. We were on a job and got in some
>new tools.
>
>We were happy to find out that we got two new drills. The one we were
>using had no key. We were having to tightening it with 2 pair of
>channel locks.
>
>The boss put the keys to the new drills in his desk. He did not want
>us to lose the new ones.

Find a new boss.


Posted by Charlie Bress on January 30, 2007, 11:35 am



>
>>I was remembering a few years ago. We were on a job and got in some
>>new tools.
>>
>>We were happy to find out that we got two new drills. The one we were
>>using had no key. We were having to tightening it with 2 pair of
>>channel locks.
>>
>>The boss put the keys to the new drills in his desk. He did not want
>>us to lose the new ones.
>
> Find a new boss.

Old adage: You don't know what a lousy boss is until you see the next one.



Posted by Goedjn on January 30, 2007, 12:47 pm



>I was remembering a few years ago. We were on a job and got in some
>new tools.
>
>We were happy to find out that we got two new drills. The one we were
>using had no key. We were having to tightening it with 2 pair of
>channel locks.
>
>The boss put the keys to the new drills in his desk. He did not want
>us to lose the new ones.


Given that a replacement chuck key is about $1.00 at most
hardware stores, this scenario doesn't speak very well for
anyone involved.





Posted by LayPerson Tom on January 30, 2007, 1:34 pm



>I was remembering a few years ago. We were on a job and got in some
>new tools.
>
>We were happy to find out that we got two new drills. The one we were
>using had no key. We were having to tightening it with 2 pair of
>channel locks.
>
>The boss put the keys to the new drills in his desk. He did not want
>us to lose the new ones.


I'm one of those angry/selfcentered employees that will get my own
chuck key. This way I can extort everyone to by me coffee and donuts
in the morning to use my key.

Muhahahahahaha! :p

tom @ www.MedJobSite.com



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