An observation and a lesson learned..

[SPKrazy]

don't ever complain at work about someone not doing their job. Because while they may not be doing all of their job and you may be picking up the slack. Apparently when enough complaints are registered they move said person along and just give you those responsibilities along with the rest of what you already have. :eyes:

So now, I get to do my job, my other jobs, my committees, and this new job all together :grr:

Maybe time to tune up the resume eh?

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Maybe it is, my dear Southpawkicker...

Maybe it is...

I'm sorry, sweetie...

Sounds like your bosses aren't too smart, methinks...

They took the easy way out by saddling you with more work instead of less...

:hug:

[SPKrazy]

4. Head 'em up move 'em out!

yeah, i've had that saddle on before i think :D

:hug:

I also am learning that I don't have to accept unacceptable situations. So we shall see what happens. It is also possible that this will result in someone else being hired eventually which would be good, it is just the result of a tight fisted corporate mentality taking over a hospital.

:hi:

[Adsos Letter]

2. Sounds like the "Peter Principle" at work to me...

seen it a million times. Sorry Southpawkicker; tell 'em you want more dough.

:hi:

[SPKrazy]

5. Yeah, perhaps

although the d00d who is being moved isn't being promoted.

:shrug:

:hi:

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

3. At work I have learned to just mind my own business.

I work with a lot of bitches and none of them are females. Its always the men in my department who are always complaining about what someone is or is not doing. They have mood swings more than us women do ! I told one guy last night that he should stop by the drug store and pick of some Midol. Not all of them are like this only 2 of the guys don't have mood swings , the rest we rejoice when they don't come to work.

[SPKrazy]

6. Well this was a d00d

and i took the appropriate action in the gravity of what he didn't do and this is what i get? :wtf:

[Adsos Letter]

7. You did what someone who cares about the company does...

and you obviously have an excellent work-ethic. Is there a way to approach your bosses about more money in a way that wouldn't be more trouble than it's worth? If not, those qualities of commitment and work ethic are highly sought by good employers; at least, in my occupation it was. I don't know what your work is.

edit: because my punctuation sucks...

[SPKrazy]

10. Thanks

I also got yer pm and will reply a bit later\

watching "Death of a President"

:yoiks:

[lost-in-nj]

8. Southpawkicker

I read this today
and thought
WOW how true is this????

Sorry...
BTDT.... :(

http://news.yahoo.com/comics/baldo




lost

[SPKrazy]

9. Boy that is the truth!

funny even though, it rings and stings today!

:pals:

:hi:

[MichiganVote]

11. Between the lazy SOB's and the incompetent....I live this everyday.

Its a stretch most days just trying to figure out in what situation I should show them I'm smart and know what I'm talking about or when to turtle and play stupid.

[Joe Fields]

12. I feel your pain...

Have a brew with me...:toast: