I picked that one out because Mandarin is supposed to be the main language in Flushing, as opposed to Cantonese in Manhattan's Chinatown.Hmm, looks fine to me, but maybe @Terrik could weigh in because I'm not quite as familiar with mainland Chinese.
Eh, looks fine to me. Jun says its OK too.I picked that one out because Mandarin is supposed to be the main language in Flushing, as opposed to Cantonese in Manhattan's Chinatown.
Some places they already know what you're there for.Meanwhile, in New York.
"I powdered my cockatiel for the ribcage slaughter!"
"Oh god, what is he saying now? Just give the round-eye whatever he points at and hope he goes away instead of killing us all."
"I'm the conductor of the poop train!"
You never included anything about the GPU test, dunno if that mattered.Okay. Yet another deadbeat bidder on my laptop. This one also has feedback. These people don't write me back or anything. I have never had this kind of bad luck with ebay before.
Why wouldn't you? "I wanted to give you a score of 82/100, but management made me turn it into a 72. No reason was given, take it up with management/your union representative/HR if you want more info" would be exactly how that would be given here. Was given, in fact. Which got my manager replaced after it turned out she was deliberately forcing coordinators to give "tweaked" performance reviews to make sure he got the targets and his own bonus for "good staff" without hitting the targets to have to give incentives/bonuses to any of his personnel.I'm sure that I'm not allowed to tell my team that she did that either.
Do it. DO IT DO IT DO EEEET.[DOUBLEPOST=1459392192,1459392159][/DOUBLEPOST]I was told (in writing as well) that I was not allowed to share my ratings with my staff until she and senior management reviewed them. Now that happened last year too, but her predecessor never changed them. An occasional question? For sure, but he would have never changed them.
So, based on that instruction, I am clearly meant to present the rating as mine. I will be sure to get her trapped in writing telling me I have to lie.
^^^ Even better.That's ridiculous.
"It appears I am no longer in charge of reviewing my subordinates. If the policy has changed I need to understand how I fit into this new review process, and why I am being asked to present my superior's reviews as though they were my own. Please advise."
Sent to HR, your boss, and your boss's boss.
Also, ask your Union rep if this is legal. Listen to them, not your boss.That's ridiculous.
"It appears I am no longer in charge of reviewing my subordinates. If the policy has changed I need to understand how I fit into this new review process, and why I am being asked to present my superior's reviews as though they were my own. Please advise."
Sent to HR, your boss, and your boss's boss.
Can we have a "quietly dies inside" rating button?
So, last Monday I had to babysit a rookie for another officer who called in sick. it took most of the day before we clicked enough to unwind and start filling each other in on our respective geeky sides (I don't care if other officers know I'm a geek, but some boots act weirded out by it, and I hate that awkward feeling in the air if I have to ride for long with it).
I mean, you can partly solve this problem by not talking to shoes.So, last Monday I had to babysit a rookie for another officer who called in sick. it took most of the day before we clicked enough to unwind and start filling each other in on our respective geeky sides (I don't care if other officers know I'm a geek, but some boots act weirded out by it, and I hate that awkward feeling in the air if I have to ride for long with it).
Me: "Oh hey! Gog.com is having a sale. *joking tone* A few games that I played when you were a toddler or something. *pause for a moment* Hang about... when did you graduate high school?"
Babyfaced-rookie: "2011."
Me: *sobs brokenly into arm*
I mean, you can partly solve this problem by not talking to shoes.
At least it wasn't a basketball hoop.Wind. Large branch. Broken windshield.
My life, everyone.
I'm sorry, @bhamv3 , but that is one of the funniest acts of passive-aggression I've read in a while. "e e cummings was a stone-cold bastard!"And using lower-case letters for the names of people you apparently don't like? Yeah, no.