I’ve been sitting infront of my quarterly review form for about the last 2 hours, and I’m struggling to fill it in with the required amount of padding.
It’s bad enough, but we have to explain how we’ve ‘lived’ the Churchill Vision and Values over the past three months, examples, reasoning… Migraine! :hangover:
Why can’t I just say “Yes, I did this task” instead of having to write a whole side on it? I hate reviews, I hate reviews, I hate reviews…
I guess this comes under the heading of ‘creative writing’… :sure:
*Originally posted by Kitiara *
**If I had Valium, I would be taking them. It’s just so… frustrating. You have to write ten lines where one will do. **
*Originally posted by Soul * Just show them some of your new line art, that’ll shut them up :bad:
And get my arse fired for drawing on company time. :love:
*Originally posted by Kitiara * The values we get marked on are made out of the word Churchill…
surely not…? omg, that has to be the cheesiest thing I’ve ever heard… wtf do these human resources people come up with this kind of thing “oh i know what would be coooool! let’s make something fun like company reviews even moooore fun by putting the company name in there! that would be coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool”
losers
(trust me on the imitation thing - whatever you’ve done will be forgotton - just work on the accent ;))
*Originally posted by mdipi.com *
**kirupa, honestly now, did you teach the class? or just go to it and do your site? **
Well, I hope my former teacher doesn’t read this, my friends I played world domination most of the time. The workload was minimal (as you can tell by the excellent ha!) sites and our job was to create and maintain a small section of the school web site. We did our work first…of course there never really was much work to do so we spent a good deal of time doing homework for other classes, playing UT, or clicking on the world =)
Sorry Kit for sidetracking this thread. Just wondering, how would one respond to “urgency”? I keep getting picture of a red light with a loud siren that goes off when a broken table tag is found and everyone runs over and tries to fix that one page (at the same time) =) Courage…well, somebody has to fix the table tag. Leadership - somebody has to lead the troops…to fix the table tag. Continuous Improvement - another table tag is broken so one can fix it later; except it will be done faster - thus causing improvement.
Kit, I always felt a chart (it doesn’t matter what it is a chart of or even in the axes are labeled), just having a chart and random numbers (with crossed 7’s) doesn’t hurt too much