Ok, so I am a reasonably positive person, I see the lighter side of life, the opportunity in every challenge. But this time, I am just not so sure. I am used to loving my job and my colleagues. Now, I fight roadblocks every day and work with people who are rewarded for being lazy and catty.
Do I stay or do I go? On the one hand I love what I do, on the other I am hampered by a bunch of useless sods!
Next week I am meant to move, so that might help.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Its hard to soar like an eagle when you're surrounded by turkeys
Ok, so I have this workmate and I asked them to do something a month ago to get them involved in a project. They reluctantly took on one thing. Last week I chased them up on it (again) and it hadn't been done. This week, still hasn't been done. I told them it needed to be done last week.
Just so sick of slackers. Is it wrong that I want to see their failure in their own project to vindicate myself and reinforce my own thoughts that they are useless?
Just so sick of slackers. Is it wrong that I want to see their failure in their own project to vindicate myself and reinforce my own thoughts that they are useless?
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Fighting a realisation
Ok, so here is the thing. I love my job not my colleagues.
Don't get me wrong, there are some lovely people, but most of them are lazy peacocks. And by peacock I mean self centered show-offs who spend most of their time puffing out their chests.
I should have seen the writing on the wall on day one when I realised everyone had an iPhone. See iPhone's are the epitome of peacockdom - most people don't use the features, but they buy an iPhone at over $1,000 a pop to puff out their chests. This video embodies this attitude.
Anyway... my realisation... I am an elitist snob... But I don't want to join these lazy, idiotic peacocks... Does anyone have any tips?
Don't get me wrong, there are some lovely people, but most of them are lazy peacocks. And by peacock I mean self centered show-offs who spend most of their time puffing out their chests.
I should have seen the writing on the wall on day one when I realised everyone had an iPhone. See iPhone's are the epitome of peacockdom - most people don't use the features, but they buy an iPhone at over $1,000 a pop to puff out their chests. This video embodies this attitude.
Anyway... my realisation... I am an elitist snob... But I don't want to join these lazy, idiotic peacocks... Does anyone have any tips?
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