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Unsure what the rancid behaviour bit is in reference to? Unless you’re one of those weirdo types who will only shit in their own house.
The toilet is just a wee toilet right off the workshop, stinks the whole place out, to be at the point of sprinting in the door to go for a shite is absolute weirdo behaviour.
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3 hours ago, ICTChris said:

I worked in a job in a call centre after leaving Uni but I wasn't on the phones, I did back office analysis sort of stuff.  If we were missing our SLAs one of the managers would just make loads of calls directly to an agent from his personal phone, all would be answered in 0.1s and it would get the average wait time down to below SLA.  A good early career lesson in the benefits of defrauding your customers, who were all huge companies and some government departments and never queried our numbers.

Similar story working as a home delivery driver a while back; regional manager was querying some utilisation stat or suchlike for the stores van at quiet periods. So the store manager started padding out the day by adding deliveries to other nearby stores on the delivery runs (sometimes it was still a good few items but other times it would literally just be a handful of plastic bags) edit: no-one afaik actually cared or looked at where the van was going on the delivery runs, just as long as it was hitting some arbitrary % through the day.

The wire has it right, you focus too much on the numbers and it all just becomes a stats game that gets played.

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I hate office “cup of tea” culture. “Who’s turn is it?” is twee, embarrassing nonsense. 

If I want a coffee when I’m in work I get one from the vending machine or pop downstairs to Pret or whatever. It’s better not to involve other people, like with most things.

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6 hours ago, Empty It said:

The toilet is just a wee toilet right off the workshop, stinks the whole place out, to be at the point of sprinting in the door to go for a shite is absolute weirdo behaviour.

Horrible flashbacks to working at a hotdesk separated from the lavvy by the thinnest of walls.

We had a volunteer with Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Imagine enduring a rectal explosion in the full knowledge that all your workmates could hear every squeak and splatter. We could've had a conversation without raising our voices.

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4 hours ago, Thorongil said:

I hate office “cup of tea” culture. “Who’s turn is it?” is twee, embarrassing nonsense. 

If I want a coffee when I’m in work I get one from the vending machine or pop downstairs to Pret or whatever. It’s better not to involve other people, like with most things.

At last. An opinion from Cattlegridville that I can wholeheartedly agree with. Have a greenie.

Hell is other people.

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15 hours ago, Empty It said:

There is 2 guys in particular at my work who come in and pretty much race each other to go for a shite every day, pretty sure they don't shite in their own house absolute rancid behaviour.


I worked with a guy who refused to shite at work and would drive home if he needed to go. His dream was to be sent home one day because he shat his pants.

And yes, he was a civil servant. 

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Place I worked at in the 70’s didn’t pay overtime for the first half hour but once the clock ticked one minute over you were paid an hour’s overtime  Cue exodus to the bogs about 25 minutes past with almost communal flushing around the 35 minute mark then clocking off for the day.  Not many had a shite though as the done thing was to have one earlier in the day.

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15 minutes ago, Eednud said:

Place I worked at in the 70’s didn’t pay overtime for the first half hour but once the clock ticked one minute over you were paid an hour’s overtime  Cue exodus to the bogs about 25 minutes past with almost communal flushing around the 35 minute mark then clocking off for the day.  Not many had a shite though as the done thing was to have one earlier in the day.

One of the first jobs I ever had, I went towards the bog from the break room. "Where do you think you're going?" asked one of the older workers. When I told him he told me to sit back down and gave me some advice which has lasted me in good stead in the 40 years since; "Always shite on company time, son."

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I used to work with a guy who would only drink during the week, never at weekends, as he thought it best to recover from a hangover on their time. 

I couldn't do that - being rough as f**k at work all week. Plus he mororbiked into work every day. I was sure he'd end up being done for drink driving. 

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11 hours ago, Arabdownunder said:

One of the first jobs I ever had, I went towards the bog from the break room. "Where do you think you're going?" asked one of the older workers. When I told him he told me to sit back down and gave me some advice which has lasted me in good stead in the 40 years since; "Always shite on company time, son."

A place I worked in before we knocked up some basic code that you could start and stop when you went for a shite. It would eventually output a spreadsheet of how much money you earned and how much time you spent doing a shit in work. Time well spent I must say. 

 

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1 hour ago, Busta Nut said:

Has the tedious shite about Scottsdads work been resolved yet? I am skipping 4 months of pages cos it was fucking shite.

Wait until that is concluded and give us a paragraph about it FFS

At least @ me when mentioning.

I've dialled back the posting about him after a few posts like this one. 

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1 hour ago, Busta Nut said:

Has the tedious shite about Scottsdads work been resolved yet? I am skipping 4 months of pages cos it was fucking shite.

Wait until that is concluded and give us a paragraph about it FFS

^^^posted from his Greek timeshare.

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