Australian women in the workplace ....
Oct 4th 2011, 5:58 am
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Re: Australian women in the workplace ....
and sometimes if you can't be arsed all the people who think they're smart start telling you how stupid you are cos you can't spell or do nuffink
It's an internet forum ffs ....who cares.....there's kids starving in Africa and people are killin their kids using their 4 x 4's
It's an internet forum ffs ....who cares.....there's kids starving in Africa and people are killin their kids using their 4 x 4's
Oct 4th 2011, 6:02 am
#77
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Oct 4th 2011, 7:45 am
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Re: Australian women in the workplace ....
Gawd, you leave this forum for a minute ......
I think my problem is that I am too laid back and far too helpful
I just can't be a hard faced bitch, it isn't in me.
My manages is actually a nice guy but there is one particular lady of mature age who has been with the company for years. They allow her to work 12 hrs a day, 6 days a week. She admits to not having a life and prefers to be at work than at home alone.
When I am on the phone she listens, she tries to anticipate what the caller wants. In fact she wants to know everything. She took her first week off in years .... did the place come crashing down, did it bugger!
If the boss asks me to do something she feels is her job she sulks ... it's driving me nuts. He won't say anything because while she is doing all those hrs they don't have to hire someone else.
I think my problem is that I am too laid back and far too helpful
I just can't be a hard faced bitch, it isn't in me. My manages is actually a nice guy but there is one particular lady of mature age who has been with the company for years. They allow her to work 12 hrs a day, 6 days a week. She admits to not having a life and prefers to be at work than at home alone.
When I am on the phone she listens, she tries to anticipate what the caller wants. In fact she wants to know everything. She took her first week off in years .... did the place come crashing down, did it bugger!
If the boss asks me to do something she feels is her job she sulks ... it's driving me nuts. He won't say anything because while she is doing all those hrs they don't have to hire someone else.
Last edited by scrawni; Oct 4th 2011 at 7:47 am.
Oct 4th 2011, 7:54 am
#79
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Re: Australian women in the workplace ....
Keep doing the right thing, karma has a way of biting
