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shining like a lighter...
I pity the fool who DOES have a sense of nervousness over suspension on an internet forum.
I pity the fool who DOES have a sense of nervousness over suspension on an internet forum.
Or scrap-booking. I'd hate to lose a couple members because of their fondness of construction paper...What about stormwater modeling? It's the hardest thing in civil engineering you know.
Yes, but this time he can rip on those awful shoes that don't go with that tacky outfit (why are you wearing it after Labor Day anyway?) and seriously, did you get a haircut with a pair of purning shears...yuck.At least this time he's not here to destroy my self-confidence before the PE...he can do that to someone else!
May you spend your days modeling stormwater in a state with failing developments.Yes, but this time he can rip on those awful shoes that don't go with that tacky outfit (why are you wearing it after Labor Day anyway?) and seriously, did you get a haircut with a pair of purning shears...yuck.
Self confidence shot yet? We're here to help.
Hmm .. doesn't this belong in the make a wish thread?May you spend your days modeling stormwater in a state with failing developments.
Does this include the welfare documentation?May you spend your days modeling stormwater in a state with failing developments.
T-Mac...This is not your graveyard where you were able to do whatever you wanted and where you talked to yourself all the time. It is not all about you here. About being professional do not test me. I have read some post of yours that are as unprofessional as as they can be.This behavior is the exact sort of thing that needs to be stopped if we are to be real professionals. I have had the chance yesterday to review many of the topics in the Shoot The Breeze forum, and was quite frankly appalled.
I will begin pruning those threads and handing out warnings shortly. Several members will be placed immediately on suspension due to the truly heinous posts they have written.
And instead of insulting me, why not do something constructive instead?
Wow... I'm out of town for one day and look what happens.This behavior is the exact sort of thing that needs to be stopped if we are to be real professionals. I have had the chance yesterday to review many of the topics in the Shoot The Breeze forum, and was quite frankly appalled.
I will begin pruning those threads and handing out warnings shortly. Several members will be placed immediately on suspension due to the truly heinous posts they have written.
And instead of insulting me, why not do something constructive instead?
X2. I too have a remarkably skewed sense of humor, but there is a reason I am in the position I'm at today at the workplace, and that is because I take my work quite seriously. Sure, I'll pop in here periodically to fart around throughout the day when I catch a free minute to help clear my head, but anyone who questions either my ethics or technical accuracy of my work is going to have a very difficult time substantiating any claims.
In all honesty, I feel that my light-hearted joking has helped me TREMENDOUSLY in the workplace. You can put me in front of a project manager, ASME audit team, and client, and they will receive nothing but straight-forward answers and professionalism. But when my job places me more or less as a liaison between the craft, QC, and engineering departments, this approach will not work. Being light-hearted with the craft earns you a sense of belonging and establishes trust between you and those you supervise. Doing so creates an environment in which the craft feel as though they can be more honest with you about technical/quality-related issues, because they understand that you're not just another "suit" or "desk jockey" who lacks the ability to understand the issues at a field/production level.
My personality allows me to connect with my workers, and uncover issues that would otherwise remained buried. My efficiency and ability to perform the tasks I was brought here to do would suffer considerably if I held a "nose in the air" attitude for the 40-60 hours a week I am here on site. Those of you with construction experience can most certainly understand where I'm coming from.
That sounds quite painful, and rather, ummmm, :f_115m_e45d7af:Are you trying to share something personal with us, being as though it is a large hardon collider?
in light of that... I could have phrased THIS better...That sounds quite painful, and rather, ummmm, :f_115m_e45d7af:
Case and point... have you ever done a google search on "Horse screws man in ***"? you would be shocked at what comes up!
lusone::thankyou:
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I have built bridges, shopping centers, concrete buildings, and many miles of roads. If the people in the field don't think that you are willing to do what they do when it is necessary then you are worthless to them. The obey you because of your title, but will only respect you when you earn it. Well worded and well written Supe!
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