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@the-gravedigger saidI heard the same saying from former East Germans.
In the old Soviet Union the workers had a saying:
'They pretend to pay us and we pretend to work.'
@the-gravedigger saidI heard the same saying from former East Germans.
In the old Soviet Union the workers had a saying:
'They pretend to pay us and we pretend to work.'
@fmf saidI was a technical trainer in informatics for over 20 yrs (Cisco, for those to whom the company may mean something--their kit powers 80% of the Internet worldwide). Written feedback forms were filled out by participants at the end of each training (this was non-optional). I often got the remark from participants who had had technical training before, that I was the first trainer who made IP subnetting clear and understandable. Cisco continuously monitors its trainers; one does not stay a Cisco trainer for 20+ yrs without consistently good reviews. I retired in March 2020 when COVID lockdowns killed face-to-face training.
Well, how good are you at your job? You don't have to say what your job is, you only have to offer up a claim about how good you are at it so that it can be scrutinized.
@the-gravedigger saidYou would excel in government! Have you thought of applying for work in the unemployment office? I'm sure they need people.
I always endeavour to do the bare minimum required so its an average rating for me.
@divegeester saidEmployers [sic] pay the least ...
Reminds me of the old adage:
Employees do the minimum to prevent being fired, employees pay the least to prevent staff leaving.
@rookie54 saidThat, my friend, is my definition of success: to get paid for doing what you would do anyway, even if no one paid you. Congratulations.
i get paid to do nothing
i am unsure of how talented i am at this
@fmf saidTU from me. Good idea for a GF thread.
Well, how good are you at your job? You don't have to say what your job is, you only have to offer up a claim about how good you are at it so that it can be scrutinized.
@divegeester saidthe duke is ok in my book
You could try joining the Chamberpot, that way you’ll avoid snide little jabs from Ghost of a Duck (sic)
@moonbus saidWith the mess we are in now I would have thought that the unemployment office would be very busy.
You would excel in government! Have you thought of applying for work in the unemployment office? I'm sure they need people.
@fmf saidI would grade myself in the 80th percentile. Better than most, but still room for improvement.
Well, how good are you at your job? You don't have to say what your job is, you only have to offer up a claim about how good you are at it so that it can be scrutinized.
@great-big-stees saidNeither do I, although I did start at 17 and retired in my early 50's. 🙂
Well…I don’t “work”.🤔
@moonbus saidInteresting.
PS
BTW, I taught the Bundeskriminalpolizei, that's the German equivalent of the FBI, how to monitor wireless/mobile phone communications. It's childishly easy to find out who communicates with whom, whether it's phoning or Instagramming or WhatsApe-ing or whatever, and with a bit more time and horsepower to decrypt content. So, if anyone out there is toying with the ...[text shortened]... justices, know that the authorities may not find out in time to prevent it, but they will find you.
@moonbus saidelon's starlink satellite system operates on the same frequency modulation wavelength as the human neural synapse system and can read all our thoughts
the authorities may not find out in time to prevent it, but they will find you.